Cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist and author of Verissimus

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Join us to discuss philosophy and leadershipNovember 15, 2022
Plato’s Academy Centre virtual conference on Sat 3rd Dec Stories of Character, Confidence and Success We’re looking forward to the forthcoming Plato’s Academy Centre virtual conference, titled Ancient Philosophy for Modern Leadership. I’ve been planning this event for several years, hoping to bring together a wide variety of academics, CEOs, and other leaders to discuss […]
James Braid’s Hanover Square Talks on Hypnotism (1842)November 15, 2022
Editor’s Preface This is possibly James Braid’s very earliest publication on hypnotism; his letter was dated March 7th 1842 and published in the March 12th edition of The Medical Times. In it he does not use the term “hypnotism”, though elsewhere he suggests it was already in use by him at his lectures. The anonymous […]
You are Invited to Join our Philosophy CruiseNovember 14, 2022
In search of ancient wisdom: A Journey across Greece and the Mediterranean World We have a very special announcement for our members… Tickets are now available to join me, Donald Robertson, for a once in a lifetime cruise, setting sail on March 24th and touring the Ancient Shores of Greece, Italy, and Sicily, until April […]
Podcast: Stoicism and PsychotherapyNovember 12, 2022
Talking with Tanner Campbell on his Practical Stoicism Podcast I recently had a pretty in-depth and original discussion about Stoicism, psychotherapy, and our graphic novel, with Tanner Campbell for his Practical Stoicism Podcast. You can listen via Apple, Spotify, or other podcast links available on Tanner’s website. Thanks for reading Stoicism: Philosophy as a Way […]
How Suitable is Verissimus for Children?November 10, 2022
What’s in the book and how to decide if it’s appropriate reading Our graphic novel, Verissimus: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, was written for adults but an increasing number of people have told me their children have been reading it. They told me that their kids saw the cover, were intrigued by the artwork, and […]

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