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William Van Gordon is an Associate Professor in Contemplative Psychology at the College of Health, Psychology and Social Care. His research focuses on mindfulness, meditation, and their applications in mental health, addiction theory, and philosophy. He explores intersections between Buddhist practices, Stoicism, and contemporary psychological frameworks.
Key research interests include ontological addiction theory, nonattachment, compassion, and nature connectedness. His work spans mindfulness-based interventions for addiction recovery, meditation neuroscience, and the psychological effects of philosophical practices like Stoic death contemplation.
His recent articles analyze the validation of addiction scales, Buddhist-derived therapies for gambling harm, and interdisciplinary studies merging Buddhism and quantum mechanics. Collaborations with international scholars highlight his global academic network.
While no awards are listed, his contributions to contemplative psychology and mindfulness research are substantial. He has co-authored studies on mindfulness in education, healthcare, and workplace well-being, emphasizing practical applications of contemplative practices.
