Psychology
The Mindful Therapist
2010·354 pages
A clinician’s guide to mindful presence and neural integration, applying interpersonal neurobiology to healing therapeutic relationships.
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A journey to the heart of therapeutic presence In this fully revised edition of his bestselling classic, Daniel J. Siegel—internationally recognized expert on mindfulness and psychotherapy—explores how mindful awareness and integration shape the mind, the brain, and our relationships. Applying neuroscience to therapeutic practice, he offers a groundbreaking examination of what it means to be fully present—as a therapist and as a human being. Central to the book are nine domains of integration th...
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