Integral psychologist Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos explore the moral operating systems running underneath every judgment you make — the reflexive system you were born with, the discriminative system almost no one uses, and the eighty thousand years it took for moral authority to move from the tribe, to the temple, to the inner chambers of your own heart.

This episode explores how the same evolutionary impulse that drives humanity into outer space is also expanding our inner lives and relationships, revealing reality across inner, outer, and relational dimensions. Through an integral lens, Corey and Keith show how we can better understand everything from the physical sciences to psychology and intimate conflict—pointing toward a more integrated, connected, and conscious way of being.

Corey and Dr. Keith Witt kick off the new year by returning to first principles: what makes therapy genuinely effective, and how an integral view of consciousness reframes the whole endeavor. Keith lays out his four foundations of healthy psychotherapy—clear boundaries, feeling deeply understood, making skillful observations and connections, and shifting from drama into problem-solving—while exploring how the “wise self” and the therapeutic relationship container can support healing, development, and a re-enchanted sense of meaning.

Dr. Keith Witt traces how dopamine-driven evolution shaped human consciousness from ancient seafood consumption that triggered civilization's "Big Bang" 80,000 years ago to today's hyper-stimulating culture that exploits the same neurochemical reward systems for profit. While our dopamine-flooded modern world creates unprecedented pathologies like addiction and isolation, it also sets the stage for the next evolutionary leap: conscious integration of our reward systems with relational wisdom and ecological awareness.

What does it really mean to live a good life—and how does that meaning evolve as we grow? In this candid and illuminating conversation, Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos explore how progress on meaningful needs, conscious relationships, and a deeper sense of purpose all contribute to a life well-lived.

Why do so many high achievers feel like they’re never enough, no matter how much they accomplish? In this episode, Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos explore the hidden meta-motivation systems that drive us — sometimes to greatness, but often to exhaustion.

Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos explore the transformative world of integrally informed sex therapy—a holistic approach that combines romantic, scientific, and spiritual perspectives to address the unique complexities of modern relationships. This episode offers profound insights into creating and sustaining a fulfilling, dynamic love affair that extends beyond physical intimacy, tailored to the unique needs of every relationship.

Dr. Keith Witt and Corey deVos discuss Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, an approach developed by Richard Schwartz in the 1980s that recognizes the multiplicity of the human psyche. IFS works with the different parts of the personality to promote psychological health, wholeness, and ongoing development.