Neurobiology for Traumatherapy
The seminar aims to present essential findings of brain research that are relevant for psychotherapy.
Today we assume that the "neuronal system" and the "mental system" form an inseparable unit. According to this, a certain neuronal process exists for every mental process. Thus, neuroscience is able to provide the framework within which the science of psychotherapy can unfold in theory and practice. In this seminar, Dr. Dr. Damir del Monte, psychologist and neuroscientist, will give an overview of the state of neuroscientific research. The structure and function of the brain and in particular the limbic system as a decisive carrier of psychological phenomena will be presented. Brain development, self-awareness, and the neurobiological basis of emotion, motivation and personality are also discussed. Another focus is on the neurobiological consequences of stressful experiences and trauma, and finally, from a neurobiological perspective, the question of how psychotherapy influences and supports change is discussed.
Dr. Dr. Damir del MonteNeuroscientist
Studies and doctorate in "psychology" at the Universities of Hannover and Cologne.
Studies and doctorate in "medical science" at the Universities of Heidelberg and Salzburg.
Research as neuroscientist in the field of learning, psychotrauma, depression and pain.
Psycho- and Trauma-Therapist
Director of "Encephalon - medicine media production"
For many years in close cooperation with Dr.David Grand Ph.D,founder and developer of Brainspotting Winner of the Brainspotting Pioneer Award
www.damirdelmonte.com
- Date: 15 & 16 December 2023
- Costs: € 575,-
- Location:: Centrum de Roos, Amsterdam
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