Affect Regulation and the Repair of the Self
A comprehensive exploration of how early relationships influence emotional regulation and brain development, integrating neuroscience and attachment theory for clinicians and researchers.
About This Book
This book examines the neurobiological foundations of emotional regulation and the impact of early relational experiences on brain development.
It integrates research from attachment theory, developmental psychology, and neuroscience to explain how the self is formed and repaired through interpersonal processes.
The work highlights the role of right-brain communication in therapeutic relationships and its implications for clinical practice.
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