
Where I write about neuroscience and psychotherapy. For therapists but also curious public. Food for your thought.
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Mona Lisa, mystified by the variety of dimensions of her interoceptive experience. By Leonardo DaVinci.
Listen to your body. Cool. But is ‘listening’ the same as ‘hearing’? If what I ‘hear’ when I ‘listen’ is not what my body is ‘telling’...
Anatomy of the two sides of attachment coin
In many ways avoidant attachment and anxious attachment are the mirror images of each other.
Dear reader.
Thank you for being here. I take it that if you are here you nurse an interest in how neuroscience can be applied in psychotherapy or that, more generally, you are interested in understanding the inner workings of the mind (or...
“400 Blows” Francois Truffaut 1959
I’m not here to demonise avoidant attachment. I have nothing against the bad boys and girls of psychotherapy. If anything, I’m here to give it a little redemption.
Avoidant attachment gets a bad rap. You...
As some of you might know, I have written about heart rate variability HRV before. HRV is something that comes as a part of the standard package of any personal wearable device today, where it is touted not only as a measure of physical rea...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A psychotherapist wanting to put neuroscience into good use. I also like to write about it.
I’m Nahid, author of Soothe and a somatic educator exploring the nervous system under modern life. I work with capable people whose bodies never fully stand down, helping them retrain their nervous system through movement, breath and rhythm.
Cognitive psychologist. Cornell Postdoc. I study thinking and reasoning, specifically how misleading information shapes people’s beliefs, attitudes, and decisions.
M.Sc. in Cognitive Neuropsychology; PhD Candidate at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Venice-based Neuroscientist and Complexity Enthusiast from Oaxaca, Mexico
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