Towards cleaving the brain-mind split and the Balkanization of knowledge in our shared fields, Gregg. I’ve know Marty for decades since my research days @ McLean/Harvard and the brou ha ha of which was better meds or CBT - a wash - they overlap and diverge in the brain. Sooprise, sooprise, sooprise.

Glad you brought it front channel. It’s been over 100 years since Freud’s “Project for a Scientific Psychology” and his choice to choose narrative over brain. Time to move on.

Terrific,

Tyler

James Tyler Carpenter, PhD, FAACP

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HI List,

Tyler shared this link with me and I thought I would pass it along, as it shows some excellent work being done in psychiatry on attachment, trauma and the way the brain is impacted:

https://www.attachment-and-trauma-treatment-centre-for-healing.com/about-dr-teicher.html

Best,

Gregg

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