Reflections on the work of Daniel N. Stern and Allan N. Schore

Reflections on the work of Daniel N. Stern and Allan N. Schore and their relevance to the practice of psychotherapy: Lecture by Clare Raido

Clare Raido has been studying the work of Daniel Stern & Allan Schore for more than 5 years. Stern describes a process model which shines a light on very early development of human experience; Schore describes the way in which early experience forms the architecture of the brain and the foundations for all processes and development of the person.

With these insights and perspectives in the fields of developmental psychology and neuroscience, and focusing on Stern's thinking about human development in the first 2 years of life, Clare looks at psychotherapy as a whole and the Person-Centred Approach in particular. Clare brings the integration of this work as a person and a practitioner to the lecture, with a depth of understanding and application that will surely inspire you as a therapist to look again at your experiences in application and communication.

This lecture was delivered in partnership with onlinevents & Temenos

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• clare raido
• temenos
• Daniel N. Stern
• Allan N. Schore
• psychotherapy
• onlinevents

[wilsoncounselling]

many thanks for your comment! Any chance you could pop the link to that video you are suggesting in another comment please?

john

[citisite]

I like D. Stern “The Present Moment in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life“ in context: „neurons which fire together...“ and Schore‘s: „maximize positive states.“ That‘s the first thing! Affectregulation is not all - now moments - is the key! Look the 1 hour VID. The commercial to the link... watch?v=GAAOWN-x0e0