What is the Mind?
Since in a sense the mind is all we are, the question as to what it is warrants a moment’s consideration. In the piece below Professor Mark Solms considers the essential ...
Prof Mark Solms
“Known for discovering the brain mechanisms of dreaming and his use of psychoanalytic methods in neuroscience.”
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Articles by Mark Solms
The Good, the Bad and the Brain
Is it good and right, in the ethical sense, to survive and reproduce and is it bad and wrong not to do so?
What is Neuropsychoanalysis?
Professor Mark Solms answers the question for psychotherapists and demonstrates the usefulness of neuropsychoanalysis in organically impaired patients.