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Growing organs in the lab - no longer science fiction

Mirella Dottori loves looking through the microscope at tiny, embryonic human brains. She describes them as a “beautiful” network of nerve cells, called neurons, reaching for and passing messages to one another. “They have these long extensions and you can see they’re...

Self Reflected

Greg Dunn and his art has been featured in our magazine in the past. He does amazing etchings of the brain and various neural architectures.  If you would like to check out his work you can find him at http://www.gregadunn.com/ These prints and original microetchings...

Helping Children Succeed

A big part of what we love doing here at The Neuropsychotherapist is giving our members and readers insight into what other people in various related fields are doing to make a difference on a grand scale. Paul Tough, who writes and speaks extensively about education,...

Benefits of Early Epilepsy Surgery

Benefits of Early Epilepsy Surgery by Dr. Anna Edelvik There are important, long-term gains from hastening the processes around surgical interventions against epilepsy – before the disease has had too much negative impact on brain functions and patients’ lives. These...

The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy 3rd Edition

There have been a few books in my journey as a psychotherapist that have had a significant impact on me such as The Science of the Art of Psychotherapy by Schore, The Developing Mind by Siegel, Unlocking the Emotional Brain by Ecker, Ticic, & Hulley and The...

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