Ian Weinberg

Ian Weinberg is a practicing neurosurgeon. He is also a pioneer in the application of psychoneuro-immunology (PNI), the scientific study of the influences of mind states on immune function. Through the integration of the neurosciences with PNI, Ian developed a clinical and corporate program designed to enhance wellness, performance and leadership. The program is fully quantifiable by means of an online psychometric. www.neuronostic.com

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Community//October 20, 2019

Take me to your leader

Community//October 15, 2018

Change reaction

Community//September 17, 2018

Drowning in snake oil

Community//September 12, 2018

Go forth and multiply

Community//August 14, 2018

A tall story

Community//June 29, 2018

Death de-mortified

Community//April 30, 2018

Transcending the mist

Community//March 26, 2018

An authentic desert

Community//March 11, 2018

To have and to hold

Community//March 4, 2018

Avoiding the brain drain

Community//January 2, 2018

Time to blend the rules

Community//December 5, 2017

Meditation re-visited

Community//December 5, 2017

The lethal cocktail of fear with an existential crisis

Community//December 5, 2017

Reflections of a mirror

Community//December 5, 2017

Dumbing down

Community//November 28, 2017

Inspire

Community//November 28, 2017

Don’t be short-changed

Community//November 20, 2017

Lighting up the abyss

Community//November 17, 2017

An authentic lead

Community//November 17, 2017

Who’s who in the zoo

Community//November 16, 2017

Artificial Intelligence and the Brain

Community//November 13, 2017

On the subject of death

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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