Lewis Mehl-Madrona, MD, PhD, MPhil

Welcome To My Homepage Biographies Blog My Photos Intensive Self-Healing Training My Upcoming Events All That Matters, R.I., March 26-28, 2010 Tatamagouche Centre, June 3-6, 2010 River Falls, WI - June 11-13, 2010 Testimonials Narrative Medicine On-line Course Practitioner Integration Weeks Postgraduate Training Past Indigenous Studies Courses Past Courses about Healing Past Courses for Medicine and Psychology Communities Australia Workshops May 2010 Newsletter Supervision Group Coyote Institute Published Abstracts Full Text Articles Book Reviews Favorite Links Curriculum Vita Guest Book Contact

The Purpose of this Site

My goal on this web site is to provide all the necessary information for people to interact with me productively – to set up workshops and trainings, to set up courses, to invite me to give a lecture, to interact collaboratively about research, to study with me, and to find my writings and upcoming events.  Please send suggestions for improving the website to mehlmadrona@gmail.com.

 

My personal goals include the furthering of a paradigm shift within medicine, psychiatry, and psychology toward aligning with indigenous knowledge systems and providing healing activities more in line with what traditional cultures have offered.  I am interested in our creating new science that is not the same old, same old linear boredom of Newton and conventional statistics, but that uses complexity theory and quantum physics concepts to explore our world, and, more importantly, to find ways to help each other to heal and to grow and change.

 

To contact me by snail mail:

Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona

Coyote Institute

P.O. Box 9309

S. Burlington, VT 05407

 

Telephone: 808-772-1099

Fax: 808-356-0343

Email: mehlmadrona@gmail.com

   

To join a discussion group with me, visit my blog: http://mehl-madrona.com/cgi-bin/util/blog

New! Links to journalism. Read my Futurehealth Column!

NEW!  I have begun writing a weekly column for Futurehealth, an online magazine of writing about healing.  I'd be interested in hearing any feedback or comments on the issues we've been discussing. Here is a link to my author's page!

An article in UTNE Reader that appeared this summer.

My Most Recent Book