About Britton Lab
The Britton Lab studies contemplative, affective, and clinical neuroscience. Under Willoughby Britton, Ph.D., the lab researches the effects of contemplative practices on cognitive, emotional, and physiological aspects of affective disturbances in the interest of the cultivation of greater well-being. In addition to academic pursuits, the BrittonLab also serves as an epicenter for the contempative community at Brown University.
Adverse Effects and Difficult Stages of the Contemplative Path
Willoughby Britton
Contemplative Studies Research Lab Presentations, Spring 2010
Introduction - Dr. Willoughby Britton
Cortical Dynamics and Mental Training - Matthew Sacchet
The Battered Brain - Alicia Adams
Spontaneous Word Use in Depression-Related Brain Damange - Maria Capecelatro
Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Body - Gina Silverstein
Objective and Subjective Measures of Anxiety and Depression Improve with Mindfulness Training - Doug Roberts-Wolfe
Silence in School: A Study of Meditation - Nathaniel Lepp
Lucid Dreaming: Dream Bootcamp
Evan Stites-Clayton