Right Brain Psychotherapy (Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology Book 0)
In Right Brain Psychotherapy, Allan Schore Ph.D. examines the vital role of right-brain processes in interpersonal neurobiology and therapeutic practice. Part of the acclaimed Norton Series, it explores how non-verbal emotional exchanges foster deep healing and relational growth in psychotherapy.
About This Book
Right Brain Psychotherapy is part of the Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology, authored by Allan Schore Ph.D. This book delves into the significance of right-brain functions within the framework of psychotherapy.
The series focuses on how interpersonal experiences shape neurobiological development, and this volume highlights the role of right-brain mechanisms in therapeutic relationships and emotional regulation.
Schore's work emphasizes the non-verbal, affective dimensions of the brain that underpin human connections and healing processes in clinical settings.
Readers gain an understanding of how right-brain psychotherapy can enhance traditional approaches by addressing implicit relational knowing and somatic experiences.
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