Beyond digital addiction: how technologies are transforming our youths into obedient machines

In this article we explore the impact of digital technology on young people, the dangers of Big Tech’s game plan and we offer you a short but insightful conversation with behaviour and communications expert, David Charalambous, on the mechanisms of manipulation but also the solutions for creating a better fu

Speaking Naturally with Sylvie Beljanski and Nathan Crane

Following the news that ANH-USA is to be given a prestigious award by the Beljanski Foundation, Rob Verkerk PhD openly engages with Sylvie Beljanski and Nathan Crane about the Foundation's background and current work, including the upcoming 'Winning the War on Cancer' conference in Florida

August Acceleration Series – Episode Four: Quantum tools to accelerate your potential

Ready to accelerate your life to the next level? In the fourth and final episode of Meleni's August Acceleration series, she talks to Peter Benson who explains how his quantum tools can help you do just that

August Acceleration Series – Episode Three: Your Akashic Library of soul records — a portal to deep healing and transformation

If you’re unfamiliar with the Akasha or its relevance to us, join Meleni for another fascinating conversation with Erin Burke, who brings yet another facet to the concept of healing

August Acceleration - Episode Two: Bio-energetic healing — releasing the emotions that bind and freeing your potential

Join Meleni for a lively, life-changing, discussion with natural health and wellbeing coach, Sam Cooper

August Acceleration Series - Episode One: Emotions — The Bridge to Consciousness

An interview with psychotherapist and psychic medium, Xandra Hawes as she weaves together the many strands needed for emotional wellness

Speaking Naturally with Dr Leo Pruimboom

Don't miss Rob Verkerk PhD's expansive conversation with Dr Leo Pruimboom, founder of clinical psychoneuroimmunology and Intermittent Living.

Why is there PFAS in my kale?

How the Nobel Prize Summit sold out on real science

Despite noble ambitions, the Washington DC Nobel summit looked more like a breeding ground for AI-infused dogma and big corporate backed pseudoscience