Category: Media Coverage
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My interview with Japenese news outlet @DailyTocana on my research into meditation-induced near death experiences has just been published
My interview with Japenese news outlet @DailyTocana on my research into meditation-induced near death experiences has just been published
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Are you addicted to yourself? This test I helped prepare for The Sun is based on my research into ontological addiction.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/7870293/take-our-quiz-to-see-addicted-to-yourself/
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My talk with Vicky Spratt on my work into #ontologicaladdiction is currently featured in Grazia UK
https://graziadaily.co.uk/life/health-fitness/how-does-social-media-affect-your-brain/
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Interview with Grazia magazine
I was interviewed today by Victoria Spratt from Grazia UK about Ontological Addiction Theory and the link to mental health
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My interview with Martin Kelner from TalkRADIO on ontological addiction (addiction to ourselves) is now available on Listen Again: 04.00-04.30 (clip starts at 05.15 mins)
https://talkradio.co.uk/radio/listen-again/1540080000#
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My research is featured in The Times today
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/being-glued-to-social-media-is-making-us-addicted-to-ourselves-zqqklsr9q
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Recent News Coverage
My work was featured in the Daily Express: Selfie generation are so SO SELF-OBSESSED that it has been identified as an addiction http://shr.gs/kw1TVNf My work was also featured in the Daily Mail: Social media ‘can feed people’s addiction to THEMSELVES’ https://dailym.ai/2CwbvuW via @MailOnline And This is Money: Social media ‘can feed people’s addiction to THEMSELVES’ https://dailym.ai/2CwbvuW via @ThisIsMoney
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Meditation As A Glance Beyond Near Death Experience
My research was recently featured on soulask.com
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Work featured in BottomLine
My work has been featured in BottomLine following an interview: https://bottomlineinc.com/health/fibromyalgia/europes-enlightened-fibromyalgia-approach-exercise-fewer-drugs
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Can mindfulness help companies thrive in times of turmoil?
This article was published today in the Bangkok Post and covers my research: Imagine a typical day at the office. You wake up and leave the house early in the morning to avoid the traffic. The journey to work is a little hectic and then you work your way through a bunch of emails.…
Dr William Van Gordon 