Research
This page gathers papers, essays, conceptual writings, and developing frameworks from across my wider body of work.
Some pieces are formal publications hosted on platforms such as Zenodo; others are exploratory or in-progress texts that contribute to the wider research field.
Featured Research
A growing archive of papers, essays, conceptual writings, and developing frameworks drawn from across my wider body of work.
The Coherence Cycle: A Cross-Scale Process Model of Stabilisation, Destabilisation, and Reorganisation in Human Systems
This paper introduces the Coherence Cycle as a practical process model for understanding how human systems move through coherence, decoherence, and recoherence across personal, relational, organisational, and wider systemic contexts. It argues that disruption is not always failure, but may instead be part of how living systems reorganise. Drawing on dynamical systems theory, allostatic load, predictive processing, process-based therapy, and adaptive-cycle thinking, the paper offers a phase-sensitive framework aimed at real-world use.
Psycho-Thermodynamics: A New Conceptual Paper on Load, Rhythm, and Coherence in Human Systems
A new conceptual paper exploring psycho-thermodynamics as a functional framework for understanding load, rhythm, phase, and coherence in human systems.
Why I Published “Registers of Inquiry in Consciousness Studies”
I have published a new concept note, Field-Based Psychology: Registers of Inquiry in Consciousness Studies. It explores a problem I believe sits quietly underneath many debates about mind and consciousness: different kinds of claim are too often treated as though they were the same.
Consciousness Beyond the Brain
What if consciousness is not produced by the brain alone, but arises through a deeper relationship between biology, awareness, and a wider field of information?
What Is Coherence?
Coherence is more than order, calm, or control. It is alignment within complexity: the living integration of patterns, rhythms, and relationships that allows systems, people, and environments to function with greater clarity, resilience, and harmony.
Measurement Without Reductionism: A New Paper on Coherence in Human Systems
This paper explores how coherence can be observed and worked with in human systems without reducing it to a single metric. It introduces a non-reductive framework that treats coherence as a patterned condition across multiple domains, understood through phase, scale, and context rather than static measurement.
External Archives
Zenodo Archive
Alongside the on-site research archive, selected writings are also published through Zenodo as part of the wider publication record. This includes papers, concept notes, and other developing research outputs connected to field-based psychology, coherence, consciousness, and related areas of inquiry.
Other External Archives
As work is published through additional platforms and archives, they will be listed here. This section is intended to reflect the wider publication footprint of the research as it develops over time.