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I'm very excited to be joining my friend and colleague Ruth Lanius for the second part of our webinar series about Trauma, Development, and the Brain. We have much to discuss, including some of the brand new research happening out of Ruth's lab. You needn't have experience in neurofeedback to attend!
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"Continuing as bridge from Sebern’s recent webinars on developmental trauma and dissociation to Ruth’s upcoming webinar series (presenting her research on the enduring impact of early life trauma on the human brain -- beginning September 15th), this is the second two-hour live conversation exploring new neuronscience and its implications for therapy. In particular it will continue the focus on how the traumatized brain gives rise to symptoms such as dissociation, balance problems, somatic disturbances and most profoundly the capacity to have a sense of a self and an other."
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY, I'll be having my second conversation with Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD about her groundbreaking work: "The Neuroscience of Trauma, Neglect, and the Vital Role of Neurofeedback". The first webinar was fantastic, and we had such an impressive cohort of people joining us in thinking deeply about trauma therapy and neuroscience.
"Risk-taking, threat-evoking behaviors:" Sebern Fisher on Ruth Lanius' ground-breaking research.
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Trauma, Development, and the Brain. The Neuroscience of Trauma and Neglect and the Vital Role of Neurofeedback in Treatment Sign up today! www.eeglea...I had never see this pond before, and found many new trails for the fall and winter. Hiking now is a tick threat, and it's too hot to wear long pants tucked in to hiking boots! I hope you're finding peace in your life, wherever this post finds you!