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Advocate for a bio-psycho-social-spiritual (BPSS) model of health care
As a new bio-psycho-social-spiritual (BPSS) model of health care imminently emerges, contemporary psychology, sociology, and theology will emerge as core disciplines which will be fully integrated with bio-medical science. This is anything but anti-technology. It is leveraging technology so it can achieve its full and glorious potential.
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Influences
Early Influences:
My parents Alfred and Margaret Lippin
Bishop Fulton J Sheen
Ayn Rand
Shel Silverstein
Mahatma Gandhi
Carl Jung
Sir William Osler
Johann Sebastian Bach
Vincent Van Gogh
Wilhelm Reich
Rollo May
Wassily Kandinsky
William Blake
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Willis Harmon
Jonathan Cage
Scott Joplin
Later Influences:
My wife Lynn Lippin
Marilyn Ferguson
Vaclav Havel
Bernie Siegel
Mr. (Fred) Rogers
John Vasconcellos
Woody Allen
Richard Selzer
Jean Houston
Harry Chapin
Sheldon Samuels
Larry Dossey
Joan Borysenko
George Carlin
John Diamond
Todd Siler
Diane Ackerman
Robert Root-Bernstein
Patch Adams
Jacob Liberman
Shawn McNiff
Michael O'Donnell
Gary Schwartz
Wayne Dyer
Lennart Levi
James Pennebaker
Michael Samuels
Andrea Boccelli
Favorite Quotes
Lippin Essays
The Role of Song in Advancing Health Care Reform
Peter Yarrow’s conversation with me about songs, social progress, and health care reform
My New Adult Relationship with My Patients
My Father’s Gift of The Healing Power of Laughter
Spiritual Aesthetics - its role in the new 21st century medicine
Mental Illness in U.S. Presidents--"Call Me Incompetent But Don't Call Me Crazy"
If I Were President Obama’s Health Care Czar - This is what I would tell him
How the Common Lowly Earthworm Led Me to My Life's Unifying Principle
An essay that describes my view of the arts as a spiritual path
Stress Release: Emerging Tool in Total Stress Management Program
Excessive or poorly managed stress represents a threat to worker health, safety and productivity
Applying lessons from the work of art - Business and Health
Intriguing notions of how the work of being an artist can inform and transform the work environment.
Responsible pleasures: A doctor's prescription for what ails you - The Futurist
For a longer, healthier life, physicians may increasingly prescribe "responsible pleasures" such as artistry, sexuality, and satisfying work.
To the Editor - Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine
Two major trends in the growth of alternative medicine: mind-body medicine and health properties of pleasure.
To the Editor - Re: A new research model for the common cold - Philadelphia Medicine
The limitations of the traditional infectious disease model.
Man’s Physiological Need for “Good” Words - The Physician’s Obligation to Provide Them
Keynote Address - “The Arts: Are They Real Medicine?”
Remarks at the Spirit of Hospice Awards Dinner
Alternative Medicine in the Workplace
This paper describes the US workforce in transition, provides an overview of occupational medicine including current programs and emerging issues, describes the current applications of alternative medicine interventions in the workplace, and argues for future expanded application of alternative medicine in workplace settings.
A Case for the Arts: As or In Religion
Women in the Workplace: From Stress to Strength
Workplace Stress, Depression, and the Overuse of Antidepressant Drugs in the Workplace
Biomedical Reductionism Falls Short
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