È noto per aver esteso l'analisi dei sogni junghiana ai sintomi del corpo,[5][6][7] promuovendo idee di "democrazia profonda" ("deep democracy"),[8][9][10][11] e interpretando concetti della fisica e della matematica in termini psicologici.[12][13] Mindell è il fondatore della psicologia orientata ai processi, chiamata anche Process Work, uno sviluppo della psicologia junghiana influenzata dal taoismo, dallo sciamanesimo e dalla fisica.[14][15]
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