During my Ph.D. research at the Transformative Technology Lab in Silicon Valley, I developed the underpinnings of Stabilized Flow. This methodology was further refined in thousands of hours of client work both prior, during and after my time at the lab. Then my method further developed while continuing my research on human motivation with Roger Walsh, M.D., professor of psychiatry at UC Irvine.
Conjunct to my research endeavors, the synthesis of what I’ve developed in the way I approach my trainings and client work, was additionally highly influenced by my studies with the late Dr. Daniel P. Brown of Harvard University, who followed my meditation practice in a 1:1 and group format. Furthermore, I am still on a research pursuit as I am currently collecting more data, both objective as well as subjective case studies on my Stabilized Flow method from an integral framework.
NOTE: I’ve developed in the way I approach my trainings and client work, was additionally highly influenced by my studies with the late Dr. Daniel P. Brown of Harvard University, who followed my meditation practice in a 1:1 and group format. Furthermore, I am still on a research pursuit as I am currently collecting more data, both objective as well as subjective case studies on my Stabilized Flow method from an integral framework. Stay tuned…
