Book · 2019 · Psychology
Right Brain Psychotherapy
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He has a wonderful book called Right Brain Psychotherapy. It's a little bit technical, but if you're interested in some of the studies, this book Right Brain Psychotherapy details how everything from nursing of children to playtime behavior.
Andrew Huberman · Huberman Lab · Feb 2022 Listen at 46:32 Why people recommend it
Right Brain Psychotherapy by Allan Schore is a specialized academic book exploring the neurobiological mechanisms of attachment, early childhood development, and psychotherapy. The book received multiple endorsements from host Andrew Huberman on his podcast, Huberman Lab. In a February 2022 episode titled The Science of Love, Desire and Attachment, Huberman mentioned the publication as a slightly technical resource that details important studies on caregiver-child interactions, including nursing and playtime behavior, as well as autonomic regulation. Earlier, in a December 2021 episode titled Science of Social Bonding in Family, Friendship & Romantic Love, Huberman again highlighted Allan Schore's work, describing it as an excellent and surprisingly accessible read even for those lacking a background in biology or psychology. He emphasized that he found the volume very interesting and noted that it contains a wealth of excellent references for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of interpersonal attachment and the underlying science of human emotional bonding.
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Andrew Huberman He has a wonderful book called Right Brain Psychotherapy. It's a little bit technical, but if you're intere… 2
“He has a wonderful book called Right Brain Psychotherapy. It's a little bit technical, but if you're interested in some of the studies, this book Right Brain Psychotherapy details how everything from nursing of children to playtime behavior”
“He also has a book it's called "Right Brain Psychotherapy." And it's an excellent book, it's actually pretty accessible even if you don't have a background in biology or psychology, I found it to be very interesting, there are a lot of excellent references.”
