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Only lizards have lizard brains. Why the Triune brain theory deserves a bad rap. And four good reasons why we should not use it in psychotherapy.

Why we ❤️ epigenetics so. Also on science-washing and therapists' search for meaning.

You know it's bad when even a therapist can tell it's bad science. Next stop? The Lizard brain.

Using the heart-sense when working with anxiety and panic. I also talk about the James-Lange theory of emotions, breathing techniques, HRV a

On the Barnum Effect, how the meaning of attachment concepts can get lost in translation, attachment neurobollocks, and, as a bonus:...

Folie a deux. On the use of neuroscience in psychotherapy, cognitive dissonances and nondeterministic cognitive workarounds that arise.

On using fictional and real others to experience a shift in how we perceive the world, through embodiment. Just toying with some ideas from

Can you spot any zombie theories in psychotherapy? Are you a fun of neuro-mystique? Let's find out.

The neglected attachment style needs a little TLC. Spread the word.

When it comes to nature vs. nurture, where do we stand?

Making sense of our experience using some basic neuroscience knowledge sprinkled with a little MDMA When it comes to my work, I have had...

A new take on the old maxim informed by neuroscience of bio-behavioral synchrony. "No one can make you feel anything." This maxim...

Psychotherapists’ Toolbox To Help Clients Live Happier Lives With Others by Mike Tranter and Ana Lund The term social anxiety has become...