MINDS IN THE MAKING: ATTACHMENT, THE SELF-ORGANIZING BRAIN, AND DEVELOPMENTALLY-ORIENTED PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY

By A. Schore. 2001

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry and Mental health, Philosophy

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In Clinical Psychology

1. Robin Balbernie
2. Judith R. Schore
3. A. Schore
4. Tracy S. Geist
5. P. Klorer
6. M. Malekpour
7. R. Semple
8. Jeanette A. Sawyer Cohen

In Psychiatry and Mental health

1. Robin Balbernie
2. Judith R. Schore
3. A. Schore

In Philosophy

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2. Judith R. Schore
3. A. Schore

Citations in the corpus

• Circuits and circumstances: the neurobiological consequences of early relationship experiences and how they shape later behaviour (2001, background): “‘The orbitofrontal regions, which are involved in “emotionrelated learning”, are unique in that they retain the neuroanatomic and biochemical features of early development, and for that reason they are the most plastic areas of the cortex’ (Schore, 2001b: 243).”
• Modern Attachment Theory: The Central Role of Affect Regulation in Development and Treatment (2008, background): “…to the linkage of early attachment to the neurobiology of optimal and pathological emotional development and the genesis of personality disorders (Schore 2001a, 2002), the problem of linking the theory to psychotherapy models could be elucidated by focusing the treatment upon the affective…”