Category Archives: social brain

You are here:

Home
Category "social brain"

Anxiety, Stress and Depression through the Social Brain

Anxiety, Bowen Family Systems Theory, counselling, depression, mental health, neurobiology, neuroplasticity, Psychotherapy, social brain, therapyBy Martina Palombi January 8, 2018 Leave a comment

Anxiety, Stress and Depression through the Social Brain A large number of clients come to see me for anxiety, stress and depression, often believing there is something inherently wrong within them. We seem wired to think we are separate, perhaps because what links us is invisible to the naked eye. It’s difficult to see that…

The family: an emotional system.

Bowen Family Systems Theory, counselling, family systems, Family Therapy, neurobiology, neuroplasticity, Psychotherapy, relationships, social brain, therapyBy Martina Palombi December 5, 2017 Leave a comment

The family: an emotional system. Most therapeutic frameworks view a person’s behaviour as emerging from an individual or from a dyad (mother-child), Bowen Family Systems Theory however, views human behaviour through a ‘family systems’ lens. The human family according to Bowen Family Systems Theory is a naturally occurring system, a product of evolution, like all…