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We carefully examine the claims around emotional lateralisation of the human brain, right-to-right hemisphere interbrain synchrony, attachment and the idea of ‘right brain’ psychotherapy

Only lizards have lizard brains. Why the Triune brain theory deserves a bad rap. And four good reasons why we should not use it in psychotherapy.

You know it's bad when even a therapist can tell it's bad science. Next stop? The Lizard brain.

Halloween Special 🎃: Why Zombie Theories Cling to the World of the Living—Cargo Cults, Religion, and Psychotherapy.

On the Barnum Effect, how the meaning of attachment concepts can get lost in translation, attachment neurobollocks, and, as a bonus:...

Folie a deux. On the use of neuroscience in psychotherapy, cognitive dissonances and nondeterministic cognitive workarounds that arise.

What is it about humans and the prefix 'neuro-'? What makes us so susceptible to suspending our disbelief in its presence? And why, as thera