1. Guiding Principles
2. Developmental Neuroscience
2.1 Trauma
2.2 Brain development
3. Arousal Regulation
3.1 Neuroendocrine system
3.2 Autonomic nervous system
3.2.1 Parasympathetic
3.2.2 Sympathetic
3.3 One-person psychological system
3.3.1 Autoregulation
3.3.2 External regulation
3.4 Two-person psychological system
3.4.1 Self regulation
3.4.2 Interactive regulation
3.5 HPA system
3.6 Vagal tone
3.7 Pharmacology
3.8 Recovery
3.9 Physical Illness
3.10 Physical Pain
3.11 Allostatic load
3.11.1 "The high cost of living"
4. Pseudosecure Couples
5. Attachment Strategies
5.1 Avoidant male/female
5.2 Moving toward and away
5.3 Knowing your partner
5.4 Trauma
5.5 Injuries both past and present
5.6 Reflexes/Body movements
5.7 Angry-Resistant male/female
5.8 Counting on one hand
5.9 Scratching the right itch
6. Therapeutic Frame
6.1 Therapeutic stance
6.1.1 Humor
6.1.2 Do not judge the relationship!
6.1.3 Couple can do it unless proven otherwise
6.2 Equipment
6.2.1 Videotaping
6.2.2 Neurofeedback
7. Clinical Application
7.1 Mindfulness meditation
7.2 Trauma
7.3 Other theoretical approaches
7.4 Assessment
7.4.1 Attachment interview
7.4.2 Observation of interaction
7.4.3 Genogram
7.5 Interventions
8. Re-Enactments
8.1 Physically moving people in session
8.2 Recreating conflicts
About
Title
The Neurobiology of Couples Therapy: clinical implications of mutual regulation and dysregulation
Subject
-
Company
Stan Tatkin, Psy.D.
Author
Stan Tatkin
Version
24
Comments
The Mindjet MindManager 6 default map template.