John Francis Leader
John Francis Leader, also known as JFL, is an Irish psychologist and cognitive scientist who is known for his media appearances,[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] research at University College Dublin and clinical use of hypnotherapy.[15]
Leader's work focuses on applied and experiential learning and he is the developer of a number of therapeutic approaches including (body[mind{self}])™ which emphasises embodied cognition,[16] Mixed Reality Experience™ which focuses on harnessing varied reality conditions for therapeutic gain,[17] and The ABCs™ positive psychological training method that highlights the enhancement of the common skills of Achievement, Balance and Communication through practical training mixed alongside theory.[18][19]
References
- ↑ Irish Independent newspaper feature on the treatment of phobias with John Francis Leader
- ↑ JFL interview on normalising anxiety as part of the SpunOut.ie #KnowAnxiety campaign
- ↑ 98FM radio interview with John Francis Leader on the clinical use of hypnosis
- ↑ Spin FM Radio feature on fears and phobias
- ↑ RTE Radio 1 appearances by John Francis Leader
- ↑ City Channel television interview with John Francis Leader about how hypnosis works
- ↑ Documentary made by Independent Colleges
- ↑ Documentary on the psychology of workplace stress
- ↑ Magazine article on the phobia of clowns
- ↑ Radio interview with John Francis Leader about the importance of sleep
- ↑ Radio show on the topic of how to say No with JFL
- ↑ Discussion with John Francis Leader about parent's intimacy with their children
- ↑ Radio talk with John Francis Leader about the social appropriateness of cursing
- ↑ Radio interview about anxiety and mental health with John Francis Leader
- ↑ Dublin City Hypnotherapy Clinic website
- ↑ (body[mind{self}])™website
- ↑ Mixed Reality Experience™ website
- ↑ 2014 Conference Communications Training
- ↑ The ABCs™ website