Marc Wittmann

@marcwittmann.bsky.social

Psychologist at the Institute for Frontier Areas of Psychology and Mental Health in Freiburg. Time perception in ordinary and altered states of consciousness. MIT Press book author: 'Felt Time' and 'Altered States of Consciousness'.

Tuesday, 3.3.2026, at 3.15 pm CET, Dr. Justin Feinstein, President and Director of Float Research Collective gives a talk at the @igpp.bsky.social Freiburg. Stop by at the institute or join via zoom by requesting an email link here: igpp.de/en/justin-fe...

Justin Feinstein, PhD: "A decade of research exploring Floatation-REST as a non-pharmacological intervention for stress and anxiety-related disorders" - IGPP Institut für Grenzgebiete der Psychologie ...

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A sketch of an idea to a theory of why altered states of consciousness as induced through psychedelics, meditation, and Floatation-REST have therapeutic potential for alleviating psychiatric conditions. www.the-mind.org/the-mind/iss...

THE MIND

THE MIND Bulletin of Mind-Body Medicine Research is published by the Mind-Body Medicine Research Council, which has been founded by George Stefano, Ph.D., and Tobias Esch, M.D., in 2022. Find all issu...

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The Real Reason the Last Decade of Our Life Seems to Fly By. My Psychology Today blog on our latest empirical discovery with Alice Teghil as to why time speeds up as we grow older. It is not related to autobiographical memory but to cognitve decline. www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/sens...

The Real Reason the Last Decade of Our Life Seems to Fly By

Our new study shows why time feels like it speeds up with age. The good news: Older adults cherish and recall their meaningful experiences more vividly than the younger do.

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On November 26 our @SpringerNature book in commemoration of Bud (A.D.) Craig's legacy is out. See TOC with 14 contributions on the insular cortex, bodily self, emotion, psychiatric disorders, epilepsy, pain, mindfulness, touch, music, and subjective time. link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

The Bodily Self, Emotion, and Subjective Time

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the interplay between the bodily self, emotion, and subjective time perception and consciousness.

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The two main hubs in the brain for the processing of human time perception have been identified: SMA and Insula. Here Alice Teghil from Sapienza Università di Roma and I provide the conceptual background in our review on 'How the body and brain process time'. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

How the body and brain process time

Recent evidence from two independent meta-analyses reveals that subjective time is processed in the insular cortex alongside the supplementary motor a…

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