Brian Falk PhD, LAc Unified Medicine

06/20/2024

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-yoga-and-acupuncture-at-art-gallery-registration-915500515687?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us for a relaxing session of Yoga and Acupuncture with Lainie Clary and Brian Falk, where you can unwind and heal your body in person!

03/27/2024

My newest publication....if you want a good laugh and if you want to pe*****te American culture via language from two of the best minds...here ya go!

Circling the Drain: George Carlin and James Hillman on Culture and Language

08/24/2023

I created a new class...Air and Wind: Perspectives from Alchemy, Chinese Medicine, and Phenomenology. Here is the link to sign up:

This course explores one of the most fundamental elements through the lens of two ancient traditions—Alchemy and Chinese medicine—and one more recent philosophical movement—Phenomenology.

12/10/2022

https://learn.prs.org/courses/the-psychology-of-scent

My new online course is now available....

The sense of smell helps the human psyche experience itself and the world around it. This course focuses on six facets of the psychology of scent: Sensation & Perception; Emotions; Memory; Imagination; Meaning; and Social/Cultural Scents.

06/17/2022

My newest published article examines how our culture can be a cause of disease. To read the full article click here: https://www.unifiedmedicine.com/publications

“The Collective as Aetiology in the Clinical Practice of Chinese Medicine”—Journal of Chinese Medicine | Issue 128 | February 2022

04/25/2022

I will be teaching this 6-week online course starting April 29th. Sign up here:

The Philosophical Research Society is a non-profit, on-campus, and online society dedicated to providing opportunities for seekers who wish to study “practical and profound wisdom for the 21st century.”

04/12/2021

The soul that is uncared for--whether in personal or in community life--turns into an angry child. It assaults the city which has depersonalized it with a depersonalized rage, a violence against the very objects--store fronts, park monuments, public buildings--which stand for uniform soullessness. What city dwellers in their rage have in recent years chosen to attack (stores and banks and cars), and chosen to defend (trees and old houses and neighborhoods) is significant. ~~~James Hillman