Dr. Lincoln Stoller
Author / Clinical Counselor / Hypnotherapy
As a psychotherapist, I focus on learning, sanity, and growth that is both material and subjective. I explore the similarities between learners, channels, scientists, business people, lovers, and the insane. This leads to explorations of culture, heritage, and the mind.
As a generalist who focuses on integration and discernment, I have become stridently against teachers and institutional knowledge. I endorse emotion, discernment, intuition, insight, Science is not for sale.
These three areas--learning, healing, and invention--are the focus of my books, writing, and speaking. Whichever of the points of this triangle is your focus, I would like to expand your focus to the other two.
Moral Gating, Progress, and the Relational Field: Navigating Edge, Sh…
A clinician-focused dialogue on moral gating, shame, and relational edge—tracking embodied cues, pacing rupture, and redefining progress in therapy.