The Interpersonal Neurobiology of Intersubjectivity

Toward an Interpersonal Neurobiology

Interpersonal trauma: psychodynamic psychotherapy and neurobiology

In psychodynamic theory, trauma is associated with a life event, which is defined by its intensity, by the inability of the person to respond adequately and by its pathologic longlasting effects on the psychic organization. In this paper, we describe how neurobiological changes link to psychodynamic theory. Initially, Freud believed that all types of neurosis were the result of former traumatic...

Intersubjectivity, affective neuroscience, and the neurobiology of autistic spectrum disorders: a systematic review.

Intersubjectivity is an approach to the study of social interaction viewed from a perspective which rejects the view that reducing any such analysis to study at the level of the individual is adequate to address the issues of social functioning. It also stresses the view that social processes cannot be reduced to cognitive ones - most of the important questions in the study of developmental psy...

Focusing , Intersubjectivity , and “ Therapeutic Intersubjectivity ”

The intersubjectivity of delusions.

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