Reaching towards an ecology of mind
Rebecca Todd, Natalie, Joan Wilder, Gail G Thompson, Philipp WolfAs a cognitive scientist I write about how our interactive relationships with each other and the land dynamically tune what we perceive, attend to, and remember, and investigate how such practices of “participatory sensemaking” can foster healing.
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I am a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of British Columbia, an amateur apple rancher in the BC mountains, and a former arts writer and contemporary dance choreographer.
Newly graduated from COGS BSc at UBC, currently an RA at Rebecca Todd's Motivated Cognition lab, and hoping to write more on mental health and society, as well as getting in the right relationship with change!
I'm a longtime freelance writer and journalist. My work has appeared in many magazines and daily newspapers, most notable The Boston Globe. I'm at [email protected].
Philipp Wolf is a German entrepreneur and producer based in Montreal. Leading swyvl, he focuses on immersive tech and neurodiversity. With extensive experience in visual effects, his work spans international co-productions and emerging technologies.
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