Oxytocin: The Neurobiological Mystery of Love and Attachment
Recorded Sunday 26 June 2022
With Professor Sue Carter, Professor Ruth Feldman and Dr Janice Hiller
CE Credits: 3 hours
This conference focuses on the extraordinary neuropeptide oxytocin, and how it enables love, safe attachment and affiliative social bonds to flourish throughout life. Oxytocin supports perceived safety, reproduction and even survival, acting as an anti-inflammatory agent that also protects us from certain diseases. It is a natural medicine and a source of pleasure, connection and passion.
Research has shown that oxytocin is crucial for secure bond formation, and this must include a bond between therapist and client.
READ MORE...Understanding the role of oxytocin in love of all kinds offers access to secrets for optimising wellbeing and health in a world filled with threat and fear. The brain’s ability to secrete this hormone depends, in part, on sufficient love and care from infancy onwards. We will hear about the consequences of attachment trauma when it disrupts that system, for example in the failure of maternal-infant bond, post-partum depression, premature birth and when sexual partner bonding is problematic. We shall see how a deeper understanding of its effects may enrich the work of psychotherapy.
Continuing Professional Development (CE) credits for 3 hours are available as part of the course fee. You will need to fill out an evaluation form and pass a multiple choice questionnaire related to the content in order to receive your certificate.
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FEES (USD)
Includes: 1 year’s access, test and CE Certificate of Attendance, subtitles and transcript
INDIVIDUAL
$78 (or $39 Confer member)
CE
A certificate of attendance may be applied for (3 hours CE) on the basis of passing a multiple choice questionnaire.
This Talk On Demand is accredited by:
- NBCC
- NYSED (Psychology)
This event is NOT accredited by the following organisations:
- ASWB
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SCHEDULE
00:05:39
Sue Carter
00:54:29
Ruth Feldman
01:46:21
Q&A
02:03:13
Janice Hiller
02:43:54
Q&A With all speakers
03:34:39
End