A Neuropsychological Analysis of Self-Injurious Behavior
Members PDF DownloadMembers Text OnlyMembers AudioAttempting a neuropsychological conceptualization of self-harm is admittedly a tentative endeavor, given the variety of behaviors that could be considered and the psychological interpretations of such varied...The Power To Change
Members PDF DownloadMembers Text OnlyMembers AudioYour brain and the mind hold the secret to your ability to change: “The mind is the seat of consciousness”, writes Olivia Goldhill (2016), “the essence of your being.” Without a mind, we are not...Grief and Loss in Young People: A Neuroscience Perspective (audio version)
DEVELOPMENT BACKGROUND Benson the Boxer was developed as a psychoeducational tool to assist children and young people deal with situations of loss and to facilitate pathways towards healing. Too often life throws curve balls, and unfortunate, often traumatic,...A Neuropsychological Analysis of Self-Injurious Behavior (audio version)
Attempting a neuropsychological conceptualization of self-harm is admittedly a tentative endeavor, given the variety of behaviors that could be considered and the psychological interpretations of such varied activities. When clinicians first hear about or directly...The Power To Change (audio version)
Your brain and the mind hold the secret to your ability to change: “The mind is the seat of consciousness”, writes Olivia Goldhill, “the essence of your being.” Without a mind, we are not meaningfully alive, she adds. But what exactly is the...An Integrated Rapid Memory Reconsolidation Approach Part 2 (audio version)
Neuropsychotherapeutic Framework Neuropsychotherapy teaches us, through consistency theory, that human beings have five major brain needs. These are survival-brain needs that must be met before the limbic system will defer back to the thriving brain. Establishing the...The Neuropsychotherapist Volume 7 Issue 3
THE NEUROPSYCHOTHERAPIST Volume 7 Issue 3 (March 2019) ISSN 2201-9529 Welcome to our March edition when the world makes its shift of seasons to autumn in the southern hemisphere and spring in the north. What does a change of season bring? Perhaps it is the...Brainy Birds
Study shows parrots can pass classic test of intelligence.
Spinal cords contribute to complex hand function
We often think of our brains as the centre of complex motor function and control, but how ‘smart’ is your spinal cord? Turns out, it is smarter than we think.
Memory Reconsolidation with Bruce Ecker (1 hour)
Memory Reconsolidation with Bruce Ecker (1 hour) In this course you will learn: Memory reconsolidation and research What to do when a target emotional memory does not disolve The complexity of memory systems The difference between extinction and memory reconsolidation...Closing Tonight – A Dream Team Of Experts
Just a quick note to tell you that registration for NICABM’s Next Level Practitioner program is closing at midnight tonight: You’ll get fresh daily ideas and strategies that you can use with even your most challenging clients – the ones for...SoP 21: Karen Ferry and Benson the Boxer
Karen Ferry introduces us to her new story driven tool to help children process loss and grief. Today we talk with Karen Ferry, one of our resident experts at The Science of Psychotherapy, about her new resource for parents, teachers and therapists...Volume 7 Issue 2 Reading Course
Volume 7 Issue 2 short reading course The Body-Mind and Health “Think With Your Whole Body” (1 hour) In this course you will learn: The expanded role of psychotherapy in the 21st Century The vital link between physical and mental wellbeing The role of...Brain hand ‘map’ is maintained in amputees with and without phantom limb sensations
Scientists have been able to detect the neural ‘fingerprints’ of a missing hand decades after amputation, regardless of the presence of phantom limb movements, but could not find similar fingerprints in those born with a missing hand.
Origins of depression brought into focus in large-scale genetic study
New insights into the origins of depression have been offered by a large-scale genetic study.
Expert Strategies To Help More Clients Heal
When it comes to finding the latest expert strategies that can help more of our clients heal, there’s one program I cannot recommend highly enough. In fact, there isn’t another program out there like it. I’m talking about the Next Level Practitioner...SOP 20: Rita Princi-Hubbard Talks On The Psychology of Education
Today we talk to psychologist and expert in the neuroscience of education, Rita Princi-Hubbard, about educating the educators. Our sponsor today is the International Association of Applied Neuroscience: 1st International Conference of Applied...What Perfectionism is Costing Our Clients
Perfectionism is something we often looked at as a drive that can help people get ahead and achieve success. But more and more, we’re seeing clients whose need for perfection comes with a cost – it gets in the way of their most important relationships, and...Expecting pain? That could really make it hurt worse
How much we think something will hurt can affect how much pain we feel. Here’s a good reason not to dwell on how much that flu shot is going to hurt. If you think it’s going to be really painful, it will. But expect just a small jab and the...Resources
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