Danish born Carsten Ostergaard Pedersen has helped a variety of people overcome issues such as depression, addiction, trauma and anxiety, or guide people through relationships, business developments, life goals and conflict resolution utilising a number of tools from the realms of psychology, philosophy and spirituality, and using concepts from global thought leaders past and present.
Danish born Carsten Ostergaard Pedersen spent extensive periods in London and the Middle East before finally settling in his now home, Australia.
From his expansive research, Carsten has written and/or facilitated workshops across a number of cultural, religious and general population groups.
His workshops cover complex and often sensitive issues.
Through his workshops and one to one, Carsten has been able to help a variety of people overcome issues such as depression, addiction, trauma and anxiety, or guide people through relationships, business developments, life goals and conflict resolution utilising a number of tools from the roams of psychology, philosophy, spirituality and concepts from global thought leaders past and present.
Research in rhesus monkeys shows that when they experience social adversity for a significant period, the long lasting effects remain in their genes. The findings shed light on how humans also respond to socially stressful experiences. New research examines the effects of chronic social stress in rhesus macaques. Jenny Tung, a professor of biology and […]
Published on July 2, 2018 Edit article View stats Status is onlineCarsten Ostergaard PedersenNeuro Designer at Neuro Design International3 articles By Carsten Ostergaard Pedersen Personally, I am of the opinion that we may have a tendency to medicate the ‘cure’, when it comes to non normative mental experiences. My personal research, soon to be released, […]
By Carsten Ostergaard Pedersen Having worked intensely with individuals who are having the experience of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation, and spent extensive hours doing research on the topics, there is one thing that I find remarkable; Why do we always look at why people get depressed, anxious and develop a desire for killing themselves? […]
Danish born Carsten Ostergaard Pedersen has helped a variety of people overcome issues such as depression, addiction, trauma and anxiety, or guide people through relationships, business developments, life goals and conflict resolution utilising a number of tools from the realms of psychology, philosophy and spirituality, and using concepts from global thought leaders past and present.
From his expansive research, Carsten has written and/or facilitated workshops across a number of cultural, religious and general population groups. His workshops cover complex and often sensitive issues.
After spending extensive periods in London and the Middle East, he has made Australia home.
