Daniel P Brown

Dr. Daniel P. Brown, Ph.D., was a Harvard Medical School Associate Clinical Professor and beloved Buddhist teacher whose 47-year career bridged Western psychology and Eastern contemplative traditions. A multi-published author of seminal works including Attachment Disturbances in Adults, Pointing Out the Great Way, Transformations of Consciousness, and the award-winning Memory, Trauma Treatment and the Law, he was internationally recognized as a leading authority in clinical hypnosis, trauma treatment, and attachment disorders. Trained in molecular biology at UMass Amherst and religion & psychological studies at the University of Chicago, Dr. Brown brought a rare interdisciplinary depth to his research and teaching, having spent decades translating Tibetan and Sanskrit meditation texts while conducting groundbreaking neuroscientific research on the awakened mind. His unique integration of cutting-edge clinical psychology with classical meditation lineages made him a sought-after teacher and expert witness worldwide, offering practical, evidence-based approaches to healing complex trauma, cultivating peak performance, and realizing human potential.