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SoP 26: Thedy Veliz talks about his Parent Relational & Developmental Neuropsychotherapy Protocol Part 2
We continue our conversation with Thedy Veliz from last week. Today we talk to Thedy Veliz who uses Relational Neuro-Narratives as the active ingredient of his Parent Relational & Developmental Neuropsychotherapy Protocol. His system provides...
Raising Resilient Children Through Good-Enough Parenting
s an infant, toddler, child, adolescent, and deep into our adulthood, we progressively leap to higher levels of adaptation to the world around us and our place within it. The family we have and build...
The Neuropsychotherapist Volume 7 Issue 4
THE NEUROPSYCHOTHERAPIST Volume 7 Issue 4 (April 2019) ISSN 2201-9529 discovered that I am writing this during the celestial equinox. This is one of only two times during the year when day and night are of...
Mount Sinai Neuroscience Researchers Discover Surprise Role for Serotonin – The Brain Chemical Can Directly Regulate Gene Expression Inside Brain Cells
Findings could fundamentally change how scientists interpret the biological activities of serotonin.
Time Maps: How Our Brain Perceives Time
-AMAZONPOLLY-ONLYWORDS-START- What happens in our brain when we listen to the rhythmic pace of a song or when, at the traffic light, the light is red and we are trembling awaiting the green? How do we perceive such an abstract feature of the world? For the first...
Mount Sinai Researchers Identify More Than 400 Genes Associated With Schizophrenia Development
In the largest study of its kind, involving more than 100,000 people, researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have applied a novel machine learning method to identify 413 genetic associations with schizophrenia across 13 brain regions.
Severe Stress Before Age 6 Resulted in Smaller Brain Memory Structures
A team of researchers studying the impact of stress upon children has published new evidence suggesting that there is a “sensitive period” lasting through age 5 in which severe stress appears to have its greatest impact on the hippocampus, a part of the brain known to be stress-sensitive.
SoP 25: Thedy Veliz Talks About His Parent Relational & Developmental Neuropsychotherapy Protocol
Thedy Veliz, a therapist in California talks to us about a neuro-relational human motivation approach for emotional well-being. Today we talk to Thedy Veliz who uses Relational Neuro-Narratives as the active ingredient of his Parent Relational &...
A New Psychotherapy for Trauma
was at the Bessel van der Kolk Trauma, the Body and Biology Foundations and treatment of trauma conference recently. Bessel van der Kolk is a former psychiatrist, researcher, therapist and author of...
Managing Anger At Work
Today Richard Hill and Matthew Dahlitz have a quick chat about anger at work and what to do about it. Here are 7 tips on how to manage your anger... What to do with Anger in the Office? 1) If you are the one with the anger - remove yourself from the...
Brain Stimulation Improves Depression Symptoms, Restores Brain Waves in Clinical Study
UNC School of Medicine researchers led by Flavio Frohlich, PhD, are the first to use transcranial alternating current brain stimulation (tACS) to significantly reduce symptoms in people diagnosed with major depression.
Music Captivates Listeners and Synchronizes Their Brainwaves
Music has the ability to captivate us; when listeners engage with music, they follow its sounds closely, connecting to what they hear in an affective and invested way. But what is it about music that keeps the audience engaged?
SoP 24: Roger Mysliwiec Talks About Bulimia Nervosa
We catch up once again with eating disorder specialist Roger Mysliwiec to talk about bulimia nervosa for psychotherapist.
No-one Expects the Smiling Inquisition!
Smiling has to be a good thing and, broadly speaking, it is, but Aparna Labroo and colleagues have conducted research that shows it depends on what you are expecting. espite the somewhat...
The Aging Brain (1 hour)
The Aging Brain (1 hour) In this course you will learn: The nature of aging in our modern society That there is damage to the brain through stroke and TIAs The neurobiology of Alzheimer’s disease The implication of vascular depression and how to manage it (This course...
More than just memories: A new role for the hippocampus during learning
ASU and Stanford study shows how the hippocampus provides information to other brain areas during learning.
When Life Throws Curve Balls
When life throws curve balls! An educators guide to assist children who have experienced situations of loss. ife doesn’t always go as planned! Unfortunate and sometimes tragic situations happen and children...
Extinguishing fear memories relies on an unusual change to DNA
Researchers at The University of Queensland have discovered a DNA modification that enhances our ability to extinguish fear.
The Age Of Genetic Wonder
Juan Enriquez forecasts the possible futures of genetic editing, exploring the immense uncertainty and opportunity of this next frontier.
Orchids and Dandelions: A Genetic View of Resilience
Challenging behaviors are a cry for help My work has been inspired by recent translational neurogenomics findings suggesting that some children carry genetic variants that affect their ability to self-regulate which make them more sensitive to the effects of...
SoP 23: Mary Bowles talks about Rapid Resolution Therapy
Mary Bowles, a marriage and family therapist, uses applied neuroscience to inform her practice of psychotherapy, and we talk to her about how.
Millions On Prescription Sleeping Pills Would Sleep Through a Fire Alarm
Widely prescribed 'benzodiazepine' sleeping pills suppress the sleeping brain's ability to wake us when it senses a threat. But an alternative class of hypnotics currently under development could allow users to rouse in the event of an earthquake, fire alarm or...
Volume 7 Issue 3 Reading Course
Volume 7 Issue 3 short reading course An Integrated Rapid Memory Reconsolidation Approach: Rapid Resolution Therapy Part 2; The Power To Change; The Neuropsychological Analysis of Self-Injurous Behavior (1 hour) In this course you will learn: About the theory...