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Dr. Allan N. Schore, Ph.D. On Emotional Neuroscience And Affect Regulation.
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March 24, 2021
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1:16:15Now PlayingDr. Allan Schore is on the clinical faculty of the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavorial Sciences and UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. He is the author of six seminal volumes, including his two most recent, “Right Brain Psychotherapy,” and “The Development of the Unconscious Mind.” He is also the founder of the Right Brain Psychotherapy Institute.
Dr. Drew really wants to review his classic position from Affect Regulation and The Origin of Self and how that original theory has changed in his mind.
Right Brain Institute: Created to disseminate rapidly growing bodies of knowledge about early human development, attachment, brain laterality research, relational trauma, therapeutic reenactments, current research and clinical studies of psychotherapy, and very recent neuroscience in order to provide mental health professionals with more effective evidence-based models of psychological treatment.
New book: “Right Brain Psychotherapy,” in which Dr. Schore evolves his interpersonal neurobiological paradigm of right brain psychotherapy to the next level.
New book: “The Development of the Unconscious Mind,” Dr. Schore’s argument for the centrality for the right side of the brain in the development, not only of the self, but in loving relationships as well and the psychopathology of both.
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