by Daniel J. Siegel · 2020
The scientific foundation of interpersonal neurobiology — the theoretical basis for the Circle of Security model.
Best for: Clinicians wanting a deep grounding in the neuroscience of attachment and how relationships shape brain development.
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The scientific foundation of interpersonal neurobiology — the theoretical basis for the Circle of Security model.
Siegel's integrative account of how relationships shape the brain underpins interpersonal neurobiology. For clinicians and clients who want the theory beneath attachment work.
Best for: Clinicians wanting a deep grounding in the neuroscience of attachment and how relationships shape brain development.
A note. This is reading material, not clinical treatment. If you’re working through something difficult, books complement therapy — they don’t replace it. Book a session with our team for personalised support.
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