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Advances in Neuroscience; Theory and Research; Interpersonal Neurobiology

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TITLE	SPEAKER	DIFFICULTY
Perspective on Interpersonal Neurobiology
How do the mind, brain and relationships interact to shape well-being?	Daniel J Siegel
Trauma seen as impairments to integration: The Nine Domains	Daniel J Siegel
Clinical Interventions from an Interpersonal Neurobiology Approach.	Daniel J Siegel
Healing and Hope: Moving Beyond Survival to Integration and Meaning	Daniel J Siegel

Advances in Neuroscience; Theory and Research; Interpersonal Neurobiology

"Interpersonal Neurobiology is a new field that is scientifically based, every thing we talk about comes from science, it is woven into clinical practice. It isn't a form of therapy, it informs therapy...

We in Interpersonal Neurobiology take a firm stands that we will not become a way of doing therapy but rather a way of seeing what it means to be human, a way of illuminating from a scientific point of view human life, that's our whole purpose..."

Daniel J Siegel; Extract from "How do the mind, brain and relationships interact to shape well-being? PsycheVisual.com 2009