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· Mandy Shewfelt
We are excited to announce that The Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology is releasing two upcoming books by Allan Schore in March 2019. Right Brain Psychotherapy “The latest groundbreaking, interdisciplinary work…
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AEDP for Couples: Micro-movement, Gesture and Body Cues that Accelerate Trauma Treatment We are thrilled to welcome David Mars, Ph.D., MFT, to the GAINS community as he leads us on an exploration to clarify and…
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Interaction with the world requires the right hemisphere’s broad attention, which is inclusive and opens up into possibility, coupled with the left hemisphere’s narrow attention, which collapses the world we experience…
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Interaction with the world requires the right hemisphere’s broad attention, which is inclusive and opens up into possibility, coupled with the left hemisphere’s narrow attention, which collapses the world we experience…
Read more· Kirke Olson
As educators, therapists and coaches it can be easy to minimize the power of our words on someone’s life. Here is a cautionary tale mostly quoted directly from a phone call I had with my mother when she was 100 years…
Read more· Mary Meador
Can children get mental illness? In fact, among the 1 in 5 adults affected by a mental illness at any given time, 50% of those mental health conditions begin before age 14, and 75% before age 25. This means we have an…
Read more· Debra Pearce-McCall
By Sarah Peyton, author of Your Resonant Self As I prepared myself to present a weekend workshop in Vancouver, British Columbia called Healing Addiction: Acknowledging the Impact of Trauma, I thought about the beauty of…
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SEEKING is the name given to a primary neural circuit that can ignite us with desire and curiosity, and is one of seven affective systems identified by esteemed neuroscientist and GAINS Advisory Board member Jaak…
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Fear sparked by Hal, a large rage filled teenager with a chair raised high over his head, charging across my science classroom directly at me. His rage and my fear were suddenly interrupted by the noise of smashing…
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We are becoming more informed about the relationship between the gut biota and mental health (see refs 1-7). The “gut-brain axis” is a well recognized, bi-directional communication system. The abstract for Evernsel and…
Read more· Debra Pearce-McCall
Dan Siegel, along with three GAINS Board Members, Richard Hill, Mary Meador, and Kirke Olson explored Dan Siegel’s latest book, Mind: a Journey to the Heart of Being Human. In this fourth meeting we discussed chapters…
Read more· Debra Pearce-McCall
We invite all GAINS members to contribute to The mindGAINS Blog, a place for sharing articles, information, and art relevant to the application and expansion of the framework of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB). Here…
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