PAUL M. HELFRICH, Ph.D., has spent the past three decades exploring multidisciplinary approaches as an educator, composer, scholar, author, speaker, and webmaster.

He earned his graduate degrees in music composition from Temple University (1985), where he composed classical music and taught music theory, history, and composition.

His love of science and technology led him to Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute Science Museum, where he developed major hands-on state-of-the-art science exhibits including What Makes Music? (1987), visited by over two million people in the U.S. and Canada.

He spearheaded the formation of The Science Learning Network (1994), a national program promoting virtual community-building among leading science museums and K-8 schools worldwide.

His Mindscapes music CD (2003) is available here (as well as iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster, and CDBaby).

His interest in Integral Psychology led him to earn a Level III Spiral Dynamics certification (2003) and Integral Certificate from Fielding Graduate University (2007).

Helfrich has authored essays, presented workshops, and lectured nationally on the Seth Material, the channeling phenomenon, and Integral Psychology.

He is currently working on his Waldorf Teacher certification through the Waldorf Institute of Southern California.