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Neurobiology and its Applications to Psychotherapy

Neurobiology and its Applications to Psychotherapy

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With Module Speaker:
Lucy Biven,  Dr Mona DeKoven Fishbane,  Professor Vittorio Gallese,  Dr Jean Knox,  Dr Ruth Lanius,  Dr Terry Marks-Tarlow,  Dr Iain McGilchrist,  Dr Jaak Panksepp,  Professor Stephen Porges,  Dr Allan Schore,  Dr Dan Siegel,  Professor Mark Solms,  Dr Alan Watkins,  Dr Felicity de Zulueta,  Henry Strick van Linschoten,  ,

CE Credits: 21 hours

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Self-funded:
$280

Organizationally-funded:
$300

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$145 per user

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$95 per student

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MODULE
INCLUDES

  • 15 hours of videoed lectures
  • Supporting notes, slides or references
  • 3 hours of audio recordings with diagrams or images
  • Bibliography
  • Links to selected papers and books (due shortly)
  • discussion forum
  • Certificates of attendance are available on completion of a multiple-choice questionnaire (which is included)

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  1. To be able to distinguish and describe at least 2 areas of neurobiology research where it is applicable to psychological therapies.
  2. To be able to explain and discuss the historical development of neurobiology as a science, and describe at least 3 ways such knowledge informs psychological processes.
  3. To list 4 neurobiological features of the peripheral nervous system that relate to emotional and relational regulation and dysregulation
  4. To analyze how these features can be related to a) anxiety, b) PTSD, and c) depression
  5. To list 2 developmental issues that impact on neurobiological functioning.
  6. To be able to apply applying neurobiology to your own treatment strategies.
  7. To describe 3 principle differences between the functions of the right and left hemispheres of the brain
  8. To list Jaak Pansepp’s 7 Core Emotional Processes in the mammalian brain, and their underlying neurotransmitters

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