Neurobiology and its Applications to Psychotherapy – II
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With Module Speaker:Lucy Biven, Dr Nessa Carey, Dr Ruth Lanius, Dr Dianne Campbell Lefevre, Dr Dan Siegel, Professor Mark Solms, Dr Sharon Stanley, Professor Oliver Turnbull, Dr Alan Watkins, Henry Strick van Linschoten, ,
CE Credits: 14 hours
- This module includes 12 hours of lectures supported by notes and diagrams
- Supporting notes slides or references
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- A selection of brief papers summarizing the theoretical history, aetiology, diagnosis and treatment of trauma and dissociation
- Bibliography
- Links to selected papers and books
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- To be able to describe the inflammatory process as a response to stress, and to outline at least 2 impacts on the systems of the body (autonomic nervous system, HPA axis, neuroendocrinology)
- To be able to explain human vulnerability to stress and distinguish developmental factors from adult experiences
- To further understand the interaction between emotion and physiology and to be able to discuss at least 2 current theories on the relationship between the mind and physiology
- To be able to explain recent findings on the relationship between diet and the inflammatory response, and cite 3-4 links
- To explain the relationship between stress and immunity
- To be able elaborate the concept of somatised trauma
- To be able to understand and explain the concept of epigenetic change and distinguish this from DNA mutation
STUDY GUIDES
The following brief papers provide a summary of the main issues in the field of Neurobiology and its Applications to Psychotherapy
- Scientific method and neurobiology
- Some Historical Origins of Neurobiology
- Neuroplasticity
- Controversy: the mind-body divide
- The sources of neuroscientific knowledge
- The neurobiological basis of human relationships
- Controversies: drugs versus talking therapies
- Controversies: Genetic and environmental influences
- The neurobiological contribution to psychotherapy
- Some basics of human biology
- Neuroanatomical vocabulary and concepts
- Study tips
Authored by Henry Strick van Linschoten