This article presents a practice-based conceptual analysis developed from a teaching offered by Khentrul Rinpoche, a Buddhist teacher from Bhutan, at Verus Bonifatius Klinik in Fulda, Germany, on 22 July 2026. The teaching was organised by Singularity Academy under a Memorandum of Understanding between the Kingdom of Bhutan and Singularity Academy; representing Bhutan, Rinpoche taught the Verus Care Group at two of its clinics during 2026—Verus Libori Klinik in Todtmoos in Ju

Bhutanese Buddhist Perspectives on Well-Being, Meaning, and Psychosomatic Care: A Practice-Based Conceptual Analysis

Germany’s mental health care system has entered a self-reinforcing structural crisis — a "dead loop" in which patient demand, clinical capacity, insurance design, and workforce burnout are pulling the entire sector downward together. That is the central argument of a new perspective essay published today in Singularity Academy Frontier Review

This article encapsulates an in-depth interview with Leo Hackl, a distinguished psychotherapist from Zurich, Switzerland. With over twenty years of experience, Hackl’s unique therapeutic approach blends psychotherapy, life coaching, and hypnosis to address a wide range of psychological challenges. The interview explores Hackl’s journey, from architecture to sports coaching and ultimately to psychotherapy, highlighting pivotal life experiences that shaped his career trajectory

This article presents a comprehensive interview summary with Dr. Miriam Burgauner, a clinical psychiatrist based in Germany, conducted by Singularity Academy in late 2023. Dr Burgauner shares insights into her journey into psychiatry, her motivations to become a psychotherapist, and her experiences in confronting the stigma surrounding mental health. The interview also delves into the impact of strained family dynamics on mental health, strategies for navigating psychological

Brain Fog, as a new syndrome, with the symptoms of slowed-down cognitive response, memory loss, inability to concentrate, or/and the symptoms of dizziness and sleep disturbance, are commonly observed and considered as the consequence of long Covid. Studies on this new syndrome are few, but the number of patients has kept rising, along with the increasing infection of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Brain Fog has, therefore, developed as one of the biggest crises in the modern