Healing the World with Dicken Bettinger

Dicken Bettinger, Ed.D., received his doctorate in counseling psychology and has worked during his career as a licensed clinical psychologist and psychological educator. Dicken’s entire career has focused on psychological well-being. In 1987 he began his studies with Sydney Banks, who shared a profound new understanding of the human mind called the Three Principles. This new paradigm reveals the unity between our psychological nature and our spiritual nature. He enjoys leading group seminars in the US and Europe. Dicken is the co-author of a book on the Three Principles called Coming Home: Uncovering the Foundations of Psychological Well-being.

Dicken enjoys public service work and has worked with refugees from South and Central America. He was an integral part of the Tibetan Resettlement Project in Vermont. Dicken has been married for 52 years and loves teaching people about what it takes to create healthy, thriving relationships. He has two adult children and plans his day around when he can be with his four grandchildren. He enjoys photography, hiking, canoeing, traveling, and his mixed doodle dog.

[zarajanssen]

I begin to the importance of seeing the principle of thought as a force, rather than ‘thoughts’ in the way we are used to them. It’s an ability to create. The whole world out there has been created and then it’s as if we are a tiny world with our own ability to create some kind of layer on top of that? I am starting to trust my own wisdom❤️ Thank you Dicken🙏 P.s the thought factory is what became true for me as well.. thank you little girl!!!

[markjohnson]

Loving the story about the little girl and her opening. The Ultimate Answer. Yes, Shift Happens. Thank you Dicken. Smiles.