Bernard Beitman, M.D.
Bernard Beitman, M.D., a graduate of Yale Medical School, did his psychiatric residency at Stanford University. The former chair of psychiatry of the University of Missouri-Columbia Medical School for 17 years, he writes a blog for Psychology Today on coincidence and is the coauthor of the award-winning book Learning Psychotherapy. The founder of The Coincidence Project, he lives in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Related Links:
Author's Website: http://coincider.com/
Author's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coincider
Author's Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrBeitman
Author's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Coinciders
Author's Psychology Today blog: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/connecting-coincidence
- The Hidden Power of Coincidences article from Wall Street Journal
- Strange coincidences: Are they fluke events or acts of God? article from Los Angeles Times
- 3 Tips To Find Meaningful Coincidences In Your Life, From An Expert from Mind Body Green
- Charlottesville Psychiatrists Challenge Official Reality article from Psychology Today
- What science says about coincidences & interpersonal energy | Psychiatrist Bernard Beitman, M.D. on Mindbodygreen podcast
- Meaningful Coincidences review from Breathwork Science
- Why Study Meaningful Coincidences? article from Creations Magazine
- Meaningful Coincidences review by Geoff Ward for Medium.com
- Listen to Bernard on Dr. Wendy Walsh
- Listen to Bernard on The Paracast
- Listen to Bernard on The Mystical Underground
- Intuitive Awareness: Coincidence As Exercise for the Mind excerpt from InnerSelf
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Meaningful Coincidences
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A comprehensive exploration of the potential of coincidences to expand our understanding of reality and inspire psychological, interpersonal, and spiritual growth
Each of us has more to do with creating coincidences than we think. Psychiatrist Bernard Beitman, M.D., examines why and how coincidences happen and explains how to expect when they are more likely to occur, which helps you be ready to use them. He also presents a complete catalog of coincidence patterns with numerous examples.
Each of us has more to do with creating coincidences than we think. Psychiatrist Bernard Beitman, M.D., examines why and how coincidences happen and explains how to expect when they are more likely to occur, which helps you be ready to use them. He also presents a complete catalog of coincidence patterns with numerous examples.