Lincoln Stoller, Ph.D.

Growing up as a younger child of older parents and siblings, I became an independent, skeptical thinker. Repelled by schools and group-think, I was climbing in the French Alp at 15, and on my first Alaskan expedition at 17.

After working for NASA and getting a PhD in quantum physics in Texas, I started a software development firm creating custom software for middle-size businesses.

During this time, I lived in indigenous cultures in the jungles of Ecuador, the islands of the Caribbean, and the deserts of Mongolia. This led to religious, psychedelic, and altered state experiences using salvia, mescaline, psilocybin, and ayahuasca.

Using my computer background, I began exploring psychology and brain science, apprenticed with neurofeedback therapists, and offered brain training. Going more deeply, I published research, and gained certifications as a hypnotherapist and clinical counselor.

I have two ex-partners and two sons. I live with one son and a cat in British Columbia, while my other son lives with his mother in New York. I would love to bring the family together again.