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Resources
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (Fostering Empathic Medicine - Conversation With Ross and Jamie Ungerleider)
- 2012 Journal - Olson (From Safety to Vulnerability - Collaborating With the Ventral Vagal System)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 03 - Olson (Sprinkler Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 11 - Rosenberg (Brief Review of Attachment and Development by L. Alan Sroufe)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 06 - Olson (Mending Neural Nets - School Consulting with IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 07 - Siegel and Culp (The Hand Models of the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 12 - Hass-Cohen (Markers of Insecure Attachment Classifications in Kids)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 14 - Olson (The Power of the Hand Model in the Hands of a Seven-Year-Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 06 - Badenoch (The Feeling of Attachment)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 07 - Olson (Contingency in the Classroom)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 09 - Firestone (Suicide and the Inner Voice, Links Btw Attachment and Suicide)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 10 - Onno (Once Upon a Time - Use of a Fairy Tale in the Quest for Coherence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 16 - Rosenberg (Teaching Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 18 - Olson (From Conflict to Connection)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 03 - Firestone and Badenoch (Meaning in the Midst of Violence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 19 - Olson (Graduation Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 11 - Olson (One Thousand Moments of Mindfulness)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 12 - Payne Bryson (Practical Parenting With IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (Three Friends and an Elephant - A Retelling)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 07 - Badenoch (Cultivating Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 16 - Olson (Teenage Transformation)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 17 - Payne Bryson (Transforming Moments)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 05 - Culp and Wolff (Uncovering Hidden Senses - Intro to Sensory Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 06 - Badenoch (Imagining the Adolescent Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 13 - Scherer (Mindfulness for Real Parents)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 15 - Olson (High School Reflections on Mirror Neurons)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 16 - Payne Bryson (Kill the Butterflies - Talking to Kids About Their Brains)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 10 - Vilaro-Colon (Contingency Methods for a Dynamic Science)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 11 - Hill (Knowledgeoception - A Process on the Path to Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 13 - Scott (Virtual Aggression or Compassion - Choices for Our Children)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 17 - Olson (The Wisdom of the Triangle of Well-Being)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 18 - Payne Bryson (Promoting Compassion in Parents - Revisiting Childhood)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 02 - Cozolino and Harb (Aging and Brain Health)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 05 - Firestone et al. (The Ethics of Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 06 - Hill (Leadership - The Unseen Rudder)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 07 - Pearce-McCall (Leaders Mind Their Brains)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 14 - Olson (Teaching Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Finding Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 05 - Did You Know - Babies and Sensory Integration
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 06 - Badenoch and Lewin (Playing in Mels Warehouse)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 07 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 1)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 08 - Marks-Tarlow (Locating the Fractal Self Through Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 09 - Hill (When Play is No Longer a Game)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 10 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 2)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 11 - Hill and Badenoch (Playing With Play - Thoughts From Wandering Minds)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 14 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 16 - Olson (How Teachers Gain Wisdom From Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Reconsidering the Nature of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 12 - Hill (Food, Nutrition, and Exercise - What Are We Doing to Ourselves)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 16 - Olson (Meeting Shared Trauma With IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (NeuroLeadership - Toward Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 08 - Pearce-McCall (Mindsight at Work - IPNB in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 09 - Kryder (The Mind to Lead Model - Leadership Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 11 - Phipps (IPNB - How Human Relationships Shape Our Workplace)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 12 - Hill (To Be or Not to Be... Motivated)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 16 - Van Wissenkerke (I Have the Power - Healing From Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 17 - Olson (Creating a Positive Workplace for Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 02 - Wipfler (Helping Children Labeled ADD or ADHD)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 03 - Badenoch (Organized and Resourceful - at Six Weeks Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 06 - Howlin (Brains That Work Differently - Thoughts on IPNB and Aspergers)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 07 - Weiss (Autism - In Search of Hopeful Interventions)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 08 - Kluth (Autistic, Ten, and Organizing Chaos)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 10 - Badenoch (Lily Enters the Stream of Time)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 11 - Payne Bryson (Through a Childs Eyes - Re-THINKing Discipline)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 13 - Cook (A Change of Strategy)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 14 - Firestone et al. (A Childs Eye View of Mortality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 16 - Olson (Through a Childs Eyes - Transcending the Curse of Knowledge)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 06 - Swimme (Some Introductory Thoughts on Science and Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 18 - Olson (Going to School for Mindsight)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 22 - Friedman (A Letter to the Editor - In Response to Autumn Quarterly)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 03 - Beuchner (Thoughts on Family)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 05 - Badenoch (Joining the Inner Dance)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 07 - Peyton (Invitation to Resonance - Practice of Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 09 - Hill (Some Thoughts About the Genetics of Being You)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 10 - Gene Plasticity and Making Memories
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 11 - Saft (Engaging Soma to Heal the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 12 - Maynard (Thoughts on Children and Parents)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 15 - Pearce-McCall (Leadership is Integration - 2009 NeuroLeadership Summit)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 16 - Fiore (Thoughts on Self-Awareness and Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 18 - NeuroLeadership Resources
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 19 - Olson (Creating a Universal Design for Learning)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 09 - Peyton (Using the Body to Transform Attachment-Related Beliefs)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 12 - Lybecker (Embodying IPNB - Parenting Possibilities)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 14 - Olson (Toms Awakening)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 04 - Badenoch (Walking Hand in Hand)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 08 - Erikson (Thoughts on Parenting)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 15 - Miller (Thoughts on Children, Listening, and Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 23 - Otto (A Meditation on Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 25 - Hill (The Secret Language of Language)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 27 - Peyton (Spreading Empathy - Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 29 - Pearce-McCall (Supervision Sojourns - An IPNB Reflection on Connections)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 36 - Lybecker (The Power of Connection - Ongoing Adventures in the Car)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 38 - Olson (Education for the Future)
Resources
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (A Brief Introduction to Mindfulness, Meditation, & the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 13 - Raven Lee (Attachment and Nonattachment - Buddhism and Psychology)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Invitation to an Exhibit - Healing, A Cultural Exploration)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 10 - Kooser (Bread Soup - An Old Icelandic Recipe)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 09 - Levine (Kabbalah and IPNB - What If)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 14 - Hass-Cohen (Cultural Arts in Action - Musings on Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 16 - Armstrong (In and Out of Africa - A Clash of Cultures in My Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Who Are We - Updating Personal and Collective Memories)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 02 - Siegel and Pearce-McCall (Reflections on Seeds of Compassion Conference)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 03 - Pearce-McCall (A Personal Journey of Discovery and Inspiration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 04 - Thoughts From the Dalai Lama
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 06 - Reflections From Science Day Panelists (Siegel, Meltzoff, and Lieberman)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 28 - Black Elk Speaks (The Great Vision)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 30 - Anne Frank (Thoughts on Compassion and Changing the World)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (Fostering Empathic Medicine - Conversation With Ross and Jamie Ungerleider)
- 2012 Journal - Jawer (Our Boundaries, Our Selves - Emotional Thresholds and Psychosomatic Health)
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- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (A Brief Introduction to Mindfulness, Meditation, & the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 02 - Fosha (AEDP - Transformance in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 11 - Did You Know - Connection Between Diet and Traumatic Brain Injury)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 13 - Wheatley-Crosbie (Healing Traumatic Reenactment, Part I)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 02 - Fosha (Good Spiraling- Healing and Engendering Secure Attachment in AEDP)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 12 - Wheatley-Crosbie (Healing Traumatic Reenactment, Part II)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 02 - Ogden and Fisher (Movements of Play - Work With Traumatized Individuals)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 03 - Badenoch (Developing a Body of Knowledge)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 08 - Badenoch (Sandplay for the Body, Sandplay for the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 09 - Emmanuel (Following the Bodys Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 10 - Badenoch (Art for Healings Sake)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 04 - Badenoch (Building Internal Communities)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 05 - Culp and Wolff (Uncovering Hidden Senses - Intro to Sensory Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Who Are We - Updating Personal and Collective Memories)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Book Announcement for Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 08 - Marks-Tarlow (Book Preview of Psyches Veil Revealed)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 09 - Badenoch (The Embodied Interpersonal Neurobiologist)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 02 - Schore (The Clinical Expert - A Model From Regulation Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Finding Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 06 - Badenoch and Lewin (Playing in Mels Warehouse)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 02 - Porges (Music Therapy and Trauma - Insights From the Polyvagal Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Reconsidering the Nature of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 11 - Van Wissenkerke (Understanding Trauma - A Bodyworkers Experience)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 12 - Hill (Food, Nutrition, and Exercise - What Are We Doing to Ourselves)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 13 - Culp (Birth, Death, and Moments of Healing)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 15 - Sims et al. (My Brain Changed - Healing PTSD Through Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 16 - Van Wissenkerke (I Have the Power - Healing From Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 16 - Graham (The Power of Mindful Empathy to Heal Toxic Shame)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 11 - Saft (Engaging Soma to Heal the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 02 - Ogden and Badenoch (Embodied Healing)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 03 - Badenoch (Embodiment)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 05 - Hill (Conversations Between Body and Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 06 - Rolf (Thoughts on Bodywork)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 07 - Carleton and Padolsky (Neurophysiology of Embodiment and Forgiveness)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 09 - Peyton (Using the Body to Transform Attachment-Related Beliefs)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 10 - Saft (Breaking Through and Breaking Free From PTSD)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 19 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (Fostering Empathic Medicine - Conversation With Ross and Jamie Ungerleider)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 02 - Burton (Interpersonal Neurobiology and the Law)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 02 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 16 - Rosenberg (Teaching Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 05 - Pearce-McCall (Our Organizations, Ourselves)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 08 - Hill (Creative Participation in a Winner-Loser World)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 09 - Marriott (Austin IN Connection - Affiliate Report and Research Update 1)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 15 - Marriott (Affiliate Report and Research Update 2)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 05 - Firestone et al. (The Ethics of Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 06 - Hill (Leadership - The Unseen Rudder)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 07 - Pearce-McCall (Leaders Mind Their Brains)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 13 - Marriott (Austin IN Connection - Affiliate Update)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 14 - Olson (Teaching Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 15 - Marriott (Austin IN Connection - Affiliate Update)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 16 - Olson (How Teachers Gain Wisdom From Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 06 - Fay (In Memory of Lance Cpl Nicholas G Ciconna, USMC)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 17 - Marriott (Austin IN Connection - Affiliate Update)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (NeuroLeadership - Toward Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 07 - Rock and Schwartz (Why Neuroscience Matters to Executives)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 08 - Pearce-McCall (Mindsight at Work - IPNB in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 09 - Kryder (The Mind to Lead Model - Leadership Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 11 - Phipps (IPNB - How Human Relationships Shape Our Workplace)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 12 - Hill (To Be or Not to Be... Motivated)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 17 - Olson (Creating a Positive Workplace for Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 19 - Homann and Marriott (Austin IN Connection - 2009 in Review)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 07 - Peyton (Invitation to Resonance - Practice of Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 15 - Pearce-McCall (Leadership is Integration - 2009 NeuroLeadership Summit)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 16 - Fiore (Thoughts on Self-Awareness and Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 18 - NeuroLeadership Resources
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 19 - Olson (Creating a Universal Design for Learning)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 04 - Badenoch (Walking Hand in Hand)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 19 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 25 - Hill (The Secret Language of Language)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 27 - Peyton (Spreading Empathy - Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 29 - Pearce-McCall (Supervision Sojourns - An IPNB Reflection on Connections)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 38 - Olson (Education for the Future)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (Fostering Empathic Medicine - Conversation With Ross and Jamie Ungerleider)
- 2012 Journal - Lybecker (Losing It, Regaining It - Parenting From an Embodied Sense of Self)
- 2012 Journal - Altman (Beginning to Thrive Through Love and Social Connections)
- 2012 Journal - Klau (Song of My Soul - A Personal Reflection)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (A Brief Introduction to Mindfulness, Meditation, & the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 10 - Firestone et al. (Creating a Life of Meaning and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 11 - Siegel (From the Forward of Creating a Life of Meaning and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 06 - Badenoch (The Feeling of Attachment)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 13 - Raven Lee (Attachment and Nonattachment - Buddhism and Psychology)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 01 - Badenoch (Fostering Empathy and Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 02 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Honoring Convergence and Connectivity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 01 - Badenoch (Wellsprings of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 02 - Fosha (Good Spiraling- Healing and Engendering Secure Attachment in AEDP)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 06 - Badenoch (The Roots of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 09 - Levine (Kabbalah and IPNB - What If)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 10 - Raven Lee (Embracing Tranquility)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 11 - ODonohue (A Blessing of Solitude)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 17 - Granit (Out of the Closet)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 09 - Emmanuel (Following the Bodys Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 11 - Olson (One Thousand Moments of Mindfulness)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 01 - Olson (In Memoriam on the Passing of John ODonohue)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 02 - ODonohue (On the Death of the Beloved)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 04 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (1)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 05 - Badenoch (Supporting Transformation)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 12 - Levine (The Creation Myth in Genesis)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 14 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (2)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 19 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 18 - Thoughts From John ODonohue
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 01 - Badenoch (Seeds of Wisdom and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 02 - Siegel and Pearce-McCall (Reflections on Seeds of Compassion Conference)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 03 - Pearce-McCall (A Personal Journey of Discovery and Inspiration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 04 - Thoughts From the Dalai Lama
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 06 - Reflections From Science Day Panelists (Siegel, Meltzoff, and Lieberman)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (The Healing Power of Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 01 - Badenoch (What is Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Spiritual Coherence and Continuity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 04 - Steindl-Rast (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 06 - Swimme (Some Introductory Thoughts on Science and Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 09 - Anderson (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 10 - Thompson (Following Jesus - IPNB and Christian Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 11 - de Sales (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 12 - Hill (Spirituality - Resting on the Foundation of Connection)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 13 - Rumi (Be With Those Who Help Your Being)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 15 - ODonohue (Anam Cara)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 16 - Graham (The Power of Mindful Empathy to Heal Toxic Shame)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 21 - Rumi (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 06 - Buscaglia (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 08 - Rosenberg (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 03 - Merton (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 12 - Thich Nhat Hanh (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 15 - Miller (Thoughts on Children, Listening, and Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 19 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 20 - Harper Lee (Thoughts on Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 27 - Peyton (Spreading Empathy - Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 28 - Black Elk Speaks (The Great Vision)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 30 - Anne Frank (Thoughts on Compassion and Changing the World)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 37 - Baldwin (Thoughts on Compassion and Relationships)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Pearce-McCall and Badenoch (Building on a Foundation of Relationships)
- 2012 Journal - Pearce-McCall (Annual IPNB Conference - A Time to Gather, a Time to Relate)
- 2012 Journal - Serbinski (How to Support Sons and Daughters of Foster Parents Through IPNB)
- 2012 Journal - Davis et al. (God Images and God Concepts - Definitions, Development, and Dynamics)
- 2012 Journal - Armington (Systems-Centered Therapys Functional Subgrouping and IPNB Principles)
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (First Steps With a Transformational Learning Group - Inviting the Implicit)
- 2012 Journal - Hill (Experiencing Trauma and the Arc of Recovery)
- 2012 Journal - Peyton (Change is Afoot - A New Paradigm for First Responses After Difficult Events)
- 2012 Journal - Olson (From Safety to Vulnerability - Collaborating With the Ventral Vagal System)
- 2012 Journal - Lawrence (Goodbye, June Cleaver - Hello, Connection)
- 2012 Journal - Lybecker (Losing It, Regaining It - Parenting From an Embodied Sense of Self)
- 2012 Journal - Altman (Beginning to Thrive Through Love and Social Connections)
- 2012 Journal - Jawer (Our Boundaries, Our Selves - Emotional Thresholds and Psychosomatic Health)
- 2012 Journal - Firestone (Beginnings - Differentiation During the Formative Years)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 08 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 09 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 10 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 11 - Rosenberg (Brief Review of Attachment and Development by L. Alan Sroufe)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 03 - Anderson (Resources on Mirror Neurons)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 07 - Siegel and Culp (The Hand Models of the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 08 - Do-It-Yourself Integration Workout - Applying the Principles
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 10 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 11 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 13 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 15 - Armstrong (The Right Hemisphere, Attachment, and Psychotherapy)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 03 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 04 - Do-It-Yourself Integration Workout - Applying the Principles
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 05 - Did You Know - The Ideas of Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 07 - Culp and Badenoch (Couple Plasticity)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 08 - Anderson (The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 09 - Food for Thought - Antonio Damasios Three Laws
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 15 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 04 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 05 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 06 - Badenoch (The Feeling of Attachment)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Honoring Convergence and Connectivity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 04 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 09 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 11 - Did You Know - Connection Between Diet and Traumatic Brain Injury)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 12 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 06 - Badenoch (The Roots of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 07 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 08 - Did You Know - Research on Animal and Human Brains
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 18 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 20 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 04 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 14 - Did You Know - GABA and Yoga
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 15 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 03 - Siegel (Emotion is Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 09 - Rosenberg (How Do We Change)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 18 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 20 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 02 - Iacoboni (An Introduction to Mirroring People)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 05 - Culp and Wolff (Uncovering Hidden Senses - Intro to Sensory Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 06 - Badenoch (Imagining the Adolescent Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 11 - Hill (Picasso and the Minds Eye)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 15 - Olson (High School Reflections on Mirror Neurons)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 17 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 19 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 06 - Reflections From Science Day Panelists (Siegel, Meltzoff, and Lieberman)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 09 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 19 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 21 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 02 - Cozolino and Harb (Aging and Brain Health)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 09 - Badenoch (The Embodied Interpersonal Neurobiologist)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 12 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 15 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 16 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 02 - Schore (The Clinical Expert - A Model From Regulation Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 07 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 1)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 10 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 2)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 13 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 14 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 17 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 02 - Porges (Music Therapy and Trauma - Insights From the Polyvagal Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Reconsidering the Nature of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 05 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 12 - Hill (Food, Nutrition, and Exercise - What Are We Doing to Ourselves)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 15 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 18 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 14 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 18 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 09 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 17 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 14 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 17 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 20 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 02 - Iacoboni and Badenoch (Discovering Our Brains Many Mirrors)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 09 - Hill (Some Thoughts About the Genetics of Being You)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 10 - Gene Plasticity and Making Memories
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 20 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 21 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 02 - Ogden and Badenoch (Embodied Healing)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 03 - Badenoch (Embodiment)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 05 - Hill (Conversations Between Body and Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 07 - Carleton and Padolsky (Neurophysiology of Embodiment and Forgiveness)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 11 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 15 - Anderson (BrainStream - The Brain in the Mainstream)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 16 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 05 - Swimme (Thoughts on Cosmology)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 31 - The Whole Elephant or Adventures in Consilience
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 32 - Wasserman (Seeing IPNB in Every Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 39 - IPNB 101 - Reviewing the Basics
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Serbinski (How to Support Sons and Daughters of Foster Parents Through IPNB)
- 2012 Journal - Olson (From Safety to Vulnerability - Collaborating With the Ventral Vagal System)
- 2012 Journal - Lawrence (Goodbye, June Cleaver - Hello, Connection)
- 2012 Journal - Lybecker (Losing It, Regaining It - Parenting From an Embodied Sense of Self)
- 2012 Journal - Firestone (Beginnings - Differentiation During the Formative Years)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 03 - Olson (Sprinkler Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 11 - Rosenberg (Brief Review of Attachment and Development by L. Alan Sroufe)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 06 - Olson (Mending Neural Nets - School Consulting with IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 07 - Siegel and Culp (The Hand Models of the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 12 - Hass-Cohen (Markers of Insecure Attachment Classifications in Kids)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 14 - Olson (The Power of the Hand Model in the Hands of a Seven-Year-Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 06 - Badenoch (The Feeling of Attachment)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 07 - Olson (Contingency in the Classroom)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 09 - Firestone (Suicide and the Inner Voice, Links Btw Attachment and Suicide)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 10 - Onno (Once Upon a Time - Use of a Fairy Tale in the Quest for Coherence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 16 - Rosenberg (Teaching Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 18 - Olson (From Conflict to Connection)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 03 - Firestone and Badenoch (Meaning in the Midst of Violence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 19 - Olson (Graduation Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 11 - Olson (One Thousand Moments of Mindfulness)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 12 - Payne Bryson (Practical Parenting With IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (Three Friends and an Elephant - A Retelling)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 07 - Badenoch (Cultivating Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 16 - Olson (Teenage Transformation)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 17 - Payne Bryson (Transforming Moments)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 05 - Culp and Wolff (Uncovering Hidden Senses - Intro to Sensory Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 06 - Badenoch (Imagining the Adolescent Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 13 - Scherer (Mindfulness for Real Parents)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 15 - Olson (High School Reflections on Mirror Neurons)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 16 - Payne Bryson (Kill the Butterflies - Talking to Kids About Their Brains)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 11 - Hill (Knowledgeoception - A Process on the Path to Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 13 - Scott (Virtual Aggression or Compassion - Choices for Our Children)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 17 - Olson (The Wisdom of the Triangle of Well-Being)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 18 - Payne Bryson (Promoting Compassion in Parents - Revisiting Childhood)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 02 - Cozolino and Harb (Aging and Brain Health)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 05 - Firestone et al. (The Ethics of Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 06 - Hill (Leadership - The Unseen Rudder)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 07 - Pearce-McCall (Leaders Mind Their Brains)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 14 - Olson (Teaching Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Finding Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 05 - Did You Know - Babies and Sensory Integration
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 06 - Badenoch and Lewin (Playing in Mels Warehouse)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 07 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 1)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 08 - Marks-Tarlow (Locating the Fractal Self Through Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 09 - Hill (When Play is No Longer a Game)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 10 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 2)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 11 - Hill and Badenoch (Playing With Play - Thoughts From Wandering Minds)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 14 - Did You Know - Children, Play, and the Brain (Part 3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 16 - Olson (How Teachers Gain Wisdom From Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Reconsidering the Nature of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 10 - Lewin and Badenoch (The Trauma of Divorce)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 12 - Hill (Food, Nutrition, and Exercise - What Are We Doing to Ourselves)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 16 - Olson (Meeting Shared Trauma With IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (NeuroLeadership - Toward Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 08 - Pearce-McCall (Mindsight at Work - IPNB in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 09 - Kryder (The Mind to Lead Model - Leadership Attunement)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 16 - Van Wissenkerke (I Have the Power - Healing From Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 17 - Olson (Creating a Positive Workplace for Students)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 02 - Wipfler (Helping Children Labeled ADD or ADHD)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 03 - Badenoch (Organized and Resourceful - at Six Weeks Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 06 - Howlin (Brains That Work Differently - Thoughts on IPNB and Aspergers)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 07 - Weiss (Autism - In Search of Hopeful Interventions)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 08 - Kluth (Autistic, Ten, and Organizing Chaos)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 10 - Badenoch (Lily Enters the Stream of Time)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 11 - Payne Bryson (Through a Childs Eyes - Re-THINKing Discipline)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 13 - Cook (A Change of Strategy)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 14 - Firestone et al. (A Childs Eye View of Mortality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 16 - Olson (Through a Childs Eyes - Transcending the Curse of Knowledge)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 18 - Olson (Going to School for Mindsight)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 22 - Friedman (A Letter to the Editor - In Response to Autumn Quarterly)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 03 - Beuchner (Thoughts on Family)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 05 - Badenoch (Joining the Inner Dance)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 09 - Hill (Some Thoughts About the Genetics of Being You)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 10 - Gene Plasticity and Making Memories
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 11 - Saft (Engaging Soma to Heal the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 12 - Maynard (Thoughts on Children and Parents)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 15 - Pearce-McCall (Leadership is Integration - 2009 NeuroLeadership Summit)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 16 - Fiore (Thoughts on Self-Awareness and Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 18 - NeuroLeadership Resources
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 19 - Olson (Creating a Universal Design for Learning)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 09 - Peyton (Using the Body to Transform Attachment-Related Beliefs)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 12 - Lybecker (Embodying IPNB - Parenting Possibilities)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 14 - Olson (Toms Awakening)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 04 - Badenoch (Walking Hand in Hand)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 08 - Erikson (Thoughts on Parenting)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 15 - Miller (Thoughts on Children, Listening, and Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 23 - Otto (A Meditation on Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 25 - Hill (The Secret Language of Language)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 36 - Lybecker (The Power of Connection - Ongoing Adventures in the Car)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 38 - Olson (Education for the Future)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Pearce-McCall and Badenoch (Building on a Foundation of Relationships)
- 2012 Journal - Pearce-McCall (Annual IPNB Conference - A Time to Gather, a Time to Relate)
- 2012 Journal - Armington (Systems-Centered Therapys Functional Subgrouping and IPNB Principles)
- 2012 Journal - Badenoch (First Steps With a Transformational Learning Group - Inviting the Implicit)
- 2012 Journal - Hill (Experiencing Trauma and the Arc of Recovery)
- 2012 Journal - Peyton (Change is Afoot - A New Paradigm for First Responses After Difficult Events)
- 2012 Journal - Altman (Beginning to Thrive Through Love and Social Connections)
- 2012 Journal - Jawer (Our Boundaries, Our Selves - Emotional Thresholds and Psychosomatic Health)
- 2012 Journal - Firestone (Beginnings - Differentiation During the Formative Years)
- 2012 Journal - Klau (Song of My Soul - A Personal Reflection)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 02 - Siegel (The Mind and Well-Being - IPNB in Our Everyday Lives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 04 - Badenoch (Lily Awakening)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 07 - Siegel and Culp (The Hand Models of the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 09 - Badenoch (Lumpy Batter)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 12 - Badenoch (Embracing Shame)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 15 - Armstrong (The Right Hemisphere, Attachment, and Psychotherapy)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 07 - Culp and Badenoch (Couple Plasticity)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 12 - Hass-Cohen (Markers of Insecure Attachment Classifications in Kids)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 13 - Badenoch (Rachel Rewired)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 14 - Olson (The Power of the Hand Model in the Hands of a Seven-Year-Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 02 - Fosha (AEDP - Transformance in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 06 - Badenoch (The Feeling of Attachment)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 08 - Badenoch (Cradling)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 09 - Firestone (Suicide and the Inner Voice, Links Btw Attachment and Suicide)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 10 - Onno (Once Upon a Time - Use of a Fairy Tale in the Quest for Coherence)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 11 - Badenoch (A Tale of Two (or Three) Narratives)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 12 - Granit (A Delicious Relational Soup - Integration of Diverse Theories)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 02 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Honoring Convergence and Connectivity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 07 - Badenoch (Sailing Implicit Seas)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Invitation to an Exhibit - Healing, A Cultural Exploration)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 13 - Wheatley-Crosbie (Healing Traumatic Reenactment, Part I)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 14 - Granit (Transformation Tidbits From a True Believer)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 15 - Raz (The Bike)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 02 - Fosha (Good Spiraling- Healing and Engendering Secure Attachment in AEDP)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 03 - Firestone and Badenoch (Meaning in the Midst of Violence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 06 - Badenoch (The Roots of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 10 - Raven Lee (Embracing Tranquility)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 12 - Wheatley-Crosbie (Healing Traumatic Reenactment, Part II)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 14 - Hass-Cohen (Cultural Arts in Action - Musings on Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 16 - Armstrong (In and Out of Africa - A Clash of Cultures in My Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 17 - Granit (Out of the Closet)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 02 - Ogden and Fisher (Movements of Play - Work With Traumatized Individuals)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 03 - Badenoch (Developing a Body of Knowledge)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 08 - Badenoch (Sandplay for the Body, Sandplay for the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 09 - Emmanuel (Following the Bodys Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 03 - Siegel (Emotion is Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 05 - Badenoch (Supporting Transformation)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 07 - Badenoch (Cultivating Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 08 - Hill (Creative Participation in a Winner-Loser World)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 09 - Rosenberg (How Do We Change)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 10 - Badenoch (Art for Healings Sake)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 04 - Badenoch (Building Internal Communities)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 05 - Culp and Wolff (Uncovering Hidden Senses - Intro to Sensory Integration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 06 - Badenoch (Imagining the Adolescent Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Book Announcement for Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 03 - Pearce-McCall (A Personal Journey of Discovery and Inspiration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 08 - Marks-Tarlow (Book Preview of Psyches Veil Revealed)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (The Healing Power of Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 09 - Badenoch (The Embodied Interpersonal Neurobiologist)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 11 - Scott (An Elf in Therapy - Back to Reality)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 02 - Schore (The Clinical Expert - A Model From Regulation Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 06 - Badenoch and Lewin (Playing in Mels Warehouse)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 08 - Marks-Tarlow (Locating the Fractal Self Through Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 11 - Hill and Badenoch (Playing With Play - Thoughts From Wandering Minds)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 02 - Porges (Music Therapy and Trauma - Insights From the Polyvagal Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 03 - Badenoch (Reconsidering the Nature of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 07 - Bornt (Combat Operational Stress Control - The Many Realms of Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 08 - Bornt (Resiliency Studies - A Report)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 10 - Lewin and Badenoch (The Trauma of Divorce)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 11 - Van Wissenkerke (Understanding Trauma - A Bodyworkers Experience)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 13 - Culp (Birth, Death, and Moments of Healing)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 16 - Olson (Meeting Shared Trauma With IPNB in Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 15 - Sims et al. (My Brain Changed - Healing PTSD Through Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 16 - Van Wissenkerke (I Have the Power - Healing From Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 02 - Wipfler (Helping Children Labeled ADD or ADHD)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 03 - Badenoch (Organized and Resourceful - at Six Weeks Old)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 06 - Howlin (Brains That Work Differently - Thoughts on IPNB and Aspergers)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 07 - Weiss (Autism - In Search of Hopeful Interventions)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 08 - Kluth (Autistic, Ten, and Organizing Chaos)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 10 - Badenoch (Lily Enters the Stream of Time)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Spiritual Coherence and Continuity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 16 - Graham (The Power of Mindful Empathy to Heal Toxic Shame)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 05 - Badenoch (Joining the Inner Dance)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 07 - Peyton (Invitation to Resonance - Practice of Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 09 - Hill (Some Thoughts About the Genetics of Being You)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 11 - Saft (Engaging Soma to Heal the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 02 - Ogden and Badenoch (Embodied Healing)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 07 - Carleton and Padolsky (Neurophysiology of Embodiment and Forgiveness)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 09 - Peyton (Using the Body to Transform Attachment-Related Beliefs)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 10 - Saft (Breaking Through and Breaking Free From PTSD)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 14 - Olson (Toms Awakening)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 07 - An Interview With Allan Schore
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 09 - An Interview With Daniel Siegel
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 10 - An Interview With Diana Fosha
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 11 - An Interview With Eugene Beresin
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 13 - An Interview With Louis Cozolino
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 14 - An Interview With Marco Iacoboni
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 16 - An Interview With Pat Ogden
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 17 - An Interview With Patty Wipfler
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 18 - An Interview With Stephen Porges
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 19 - Marci and Reiss (Empathy in the Patient-Clinician Relationship)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 25 - Hill (The Secret Language of Language)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 27 - Peyton (Spreading Empathy - Nonviolent Communication)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 29 - Pearce-McCall (Supervision Sojourns - An IPNB Reflection on Connections)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 32 - Wasserman (Seeing IPNB in Every Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 34 - Pearce-McCall (Musings on the Occasion of GAINS 5th Anniversary)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 35 - Personal Reflections From a Few GAINS Members
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Davis et al. (God Images and God Concepts - Definitions, Development, and Dynamics)
- 2012 Journal - Peyton (Change is Afoot - A New Paradigm for First Responses After Difficult Events)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 14 - Raven Lee (A Brief Introduction to Mindfulness, Meditation, & the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 10 - Firestone et al. (Creating a Life of Meaning and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 11 - Siegel (From the Forward of Creating a Life of Meaning and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 13 - Raven Lee (Attachment and Nonattachment - Buddhism and Psychology)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 01 - Badenoch (Fostering Empathy and Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 01 - Badenoch (Wellsprings of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 06 - Badenoch (The Roots of Meaning)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 09 - Levine (Kabbalah and IPNB - What If)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 11 - ODonohue (A Blessing of Solitude)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 17 - Granit (Out of the Closet)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 11 - Olson (One Thousand Moments of Mindfulness)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 01 - Olson (In Memoriam on the Passing of John ODonohue)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 02 - ODonohue (On the Death of the Beloved)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 04 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (1)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 12 - Levine (The Creation Myth in Genesis)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 14 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (2)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 19 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 18 - Thoughts From John ODonohue
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 01 - Badenoch (Seeds of Wisdom and Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 02 - Siegel and Pearce-McCall (Reflections on Seeds of Compassion Conference)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 03 - Pearce-McCall (A Personal Journey of Discovery and Inspiration)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 04 - Thoughts From the Dalai Lama
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 06 - Reflections From Science Day Panelists (Siegel, Meltzoff, and Lieberman)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 02 - Beresin and Badenoch (Supporting the Mindful Physician)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 13 - Klau (Mindfulness - The New Zen of Time Management)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 01 - Badenoch (What is Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 02 - Siegel and Badenoch (Mindsight Movement - Reflection and Brain Wisdom)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 03 - Badenoch (Spiritual Coherence and Continuity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 04 - Steindl-Rast (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 06 - Swimme (Some Introductory Thoughts on Science and Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 07 - Davis and Badenoch (Storying God Images)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 09 - Anderson (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 10 - Thompson (Following Jesus - IPNB and Christian Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 11 - de Sales (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 12 - Hill (Spirituality - Resting on the Foundation of Connection)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 13 - Rumi (Be With Those Who Help Your Being)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 15 - ODonohue (Anam Cara)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 21 - Rumi (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 06 - Buscaglia (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 08 - Rosenberg (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 02 - An Interview With James Finley
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 03 - Merton (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 12 - Thich Nhat Hanh (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 28 - Black Elk Speaks (The Great Vision)
Resources
- 2012 Journal - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- 2012 Journal - Klau (Song of My Soul - A Personal Reflection)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.1 - 07 - Hass-Cohen (Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience in Action)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 02 - ODonohue (Beannacht)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.2 - 07 - Siegel and Culp (The Hand Models of the Brain)
- GAINS Quarterly 1.3 - 06 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 03 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 1.4 - 10 - Onno (Once Upon a Time - Use of a Fairy Tale in the Quest for Coherence)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 06 - Culp (IPNB - Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Invitation to an Exhibit - Healing, A Cultural Exploration)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.1 - 17 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 04 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 05 - Kornfield (Meditation on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 11 - ODonohue (A Blessing of Solitude)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 13 - Oliver (The Summer Day)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 14 - Hass-Cohen (Cultural Arts in Action - Musings on Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.2 - 15 - Ackerman (On Second Thought)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 07 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp (1)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 08 - Badenoch (Sandplay for the Body, Sandplay for the Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 10 - Ackerman (From A Natural History of the Senses)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.3 - 13 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp (2)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 01 - Olson (In Memoriam on the Passing of John ODonohue)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 02 - ODonohue (On the Death of the Beloved)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 04 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (1)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 06 - Pearce-McCall (Three Friends and an Elephant - A Retelling)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 07 - Badenoch (Cultivating Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 10 - Badenoch (Art for Healings Sake)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 11 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 14 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (2)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 15 - Ackerman (An Alchemy of Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 2.4 - 19 - Thoughts From John ODonohue (3)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 03 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp (1)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 08 - Hass-Cohen (Book Announcement for Art Therapy and Clinical Neuroscience)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 10 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp (2)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 11 - Hill (Picasso and the Minds Eye)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 12 - Ackerman (An Alchemy of Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 14 - Thoughts From Jack Kornfield
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 18 - Thoughts From John ODonohue
- GAINS Quarterly 3.1 - 20 - Ackerman (Book Announcement for The Zookeepers Wife)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 04 - Thoughts From the Dalai Lama
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 05 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 12 - Ackerman (An Alchemy of Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 16 - Thoughts From Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
- GAINS Quarterly 3.2 - 20 - Rumi (The Guest House)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 04 - Ackerman (The Zookeepers Wife)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 08 - Pearce-McCall (Watercraft)
- GAINS Quarterly 3.3 - 10 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 04 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 3.4 - 12 - Ackerman (From I Praise My Destroyer and Deep Play)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 02 - Porges (Music Therapy and Trauma - Insights From the Polyvagal Theory)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 09 - Drawing by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 4.1 - 14 - Ackerman (An Alchemy of Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 03 - Ackerman
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 10 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 15 - Sims et al. (My Brain Changed - Healing PTSD Through Creativity)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.2 - 16 - Van Wissenkerke (I Have the Power - Healing From Trauma)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 04 - Ackerman (An Alchemy of Mind)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 12 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 4.3 - 15 - Hill (Personal Reflections - Grandeur)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 04 - Steindl-Rast (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 05 - Ackerman (Dawn Light)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 08 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 09 - Anderson (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 11 - de Sales (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 13 - Rumi (Be With Those Who Help Your Being)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 15 - ODonohue (Anam Cara)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 21 - Rumi (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 4.4 - 23 - Menninger (Thoughts on Parenting)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 03 - Beuchner (Thoughts on Family)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 06 - Buscaglia (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 08 - Rosenberg (Thoughts on Compassion)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 12 - Maynard (Thoughts on Children and Parents)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 13 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 14 - Ackerman (Dawn Light)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 16 - Fiore (Thoughts on Self-Awareness and Leadership)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.1 - 17 - Merleau-Ponty (Thoughts on Relationships)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 04 - Ackerman (Dawn Light)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 08 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 5.2 - 13 - Klau (Baby Grand)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 03 - Merton (Thoughts on Spirituality)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 08 - Erikson (Thoughts on Parenting)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 12 - Thich Nhat Hanh (Thoughts on Meditation)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 15 - Miller (Thoughts on Children, Listening, and Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 20 - Harper Lee (Thoughts on Empathy)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 21 - Ackerman (A Natural History of the Senses)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 24 - Cartoon by Lauren Culp
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 28 - Black Elk Speaks (The Great Vision)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 30 - Anne Frank (Thoughts on Compassion and Changing the World)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 33 - Klau (Awakening)
- GAINS Quarterly 5.3 - 37 - Baldwin (Thoughts on Compassion and Relationships)
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Clinician, Author, Speaker And Consultant
Bonnie Badenoch, Ph.D., has been foundational in the creation and development of GAINS and the unique GAINS publication, for which she continues to serve as Editor. She is known for the wise and compassionate ways she integrates the discoveries of neuroscience into the art of therapy. Her conviction that wisdom about the relational brain can transform human experience led to writing Being a Brain-Wise Therapist: A Practical Guide to Interpersonal Neurobiology and its companion workbook, both for the Norton Series. She co-founded Nurturing the Heart with the Brain in Mind, a non-profit agency, in 2008, and teaches in the Interpersonal Neurobiology certificate program at Portland State University. An international speaker and consultant, Dr. Badenoch also leads in-person and online study groups about applying IPNB principles both personally and professionally.
Selected Publications
- Being a Brain-Wise Therapist: A Practical Guide to Interpersonal Neurobiology
- The Brain-Savvy Therapist’s Workbook: A Companion to Being a Brain-Wise Therapist
Resources
- website: nurturingtheheart.com
- interview: MindScience TV interview
Theorist, Author, Clinician, UCLA Professor, And International Speaker
Dan Siegel, M.D., is one of the innovators who synthesized the science of the brain, attachment relationships, and the emergent mind into the theoretical framework of Interpersonal Neurobiology. Having amplified the understandings originally published in his seminal book The Developing Mind (1999), through volumes including The Mindful Brain (2007), Mindsight (2010), and The Mindful Therapist (2010), Dr. Siegel is now dedicated to bringing the message of mindsight and integration as the cornerstone of mental health to people in many fields—psychotherapy, parenting, education, organizational development and others.
Selected Publications
- Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation
- The Mindful Brain: Reflection and Attunement in the Cultivation of Well-Being
- The Mindful Therapist: A Clinician’s Guide to Mindsight and Neural Integration
- Parenting from the Inside Out (with Mary Hartzell)
- The Developing Mind: How Relationships and the Brain Interact to Shape Who We Are
- Healing Trauma: Attachment, Mind, Body, and Brain (editor with Marion Solomon)
- The Healing Power of Emotion: Affective Neuroscience, Development and Clinical Practice (editor with Diana Fosha and Marion Solomon)
- Healing Moments in Psychotherapy (editor with Marion Solomon)
- The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Strategies to Nurture Your Child’s Developing Mind, Survive Everyday Parenting Struggles, and Help Your Family Thrive (with Tina Payne Bryson)
- The Developing Mind, Second Edition: How Relationships and the Brain Interact to Shape Who We Are
- Pocket Guide to Interpersonal Neurobiology: An Integrative Handbook of the Mind
Resources
- website: www.drdansiegel.com
- Mindsight Institute
Theorist, Author, Clinician, And UCLA Clinical Faculty-member
Over the last two decades, Dr. Allan Schore’s interdisciplinary studies have been directed towards integrating psychological and biological models of emotional and social development across the lifespan. His work has been an important catalyst in the ongoing “emotion revolution” now occurring across all clinical and scientific disciplines. His Regulation Theory, grounded in developmental neuroscience and developmental psychoanalysis, focuses on the origin, psychopathogenesis, and psychotherapeutic treatment of the early forming subjective implicit self.
Clinician-scientist, author, mentor, on the editorial staff of 35 journals across disciplines, international speaker – he provides guidance to fellow clinicians while continuing to expand the theoretical foundations of interpersonal neurobiology. He currently serves as Editor of the acclaimed Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology.
Selected Publications
- Affect Regulation and the Origin of the Self: The Neurobiology of Emotional Development
- Affect Regulation and the Repair of the Self
- Affect Dysregulation and Disorders of the Self
- The Science of the Art of Psychotherapy
Resources
- website: www.allanschore.com
Theorist, Author, Clinician, And Pepperdine Professor
Dr. Cozolino is a Los Angeles clinical psychologist, a Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University and an Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA. He is the author of four books, The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy (with the second edition released in 2010), The Making of a Therapist, The Neuroscience of Human Relationships, and The Healthy Aging Brain, all published by W.W. Norton. He has authored and co-authored articles and book chapters on topics from child abuse and schizophrenia, to language and cognition. Currently, he is working on a book that will bring the principles of interpersonal neurobiology to education.
Selected Publications
- The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy: Healing the Social Brain, Second Edition
- The Healthy Aging Brain: Sustaining Attachment, Attaining Wisdom
- The Neuroscience of Human Relationships: Attachment and the Developing Social Brain
- The Social Neuroscience of Education: Optimizing Attachment & Learning in the Classroom
Resources
Creator And Pioneer Of The Polyvagal Theory, Researcher, And Author
Dr Stephen W. Porges is a Distinguished University Scientist at Indiana University, where he directs the Trauma Research Center within the Kinsey Institute. He holds the position of Professor of Psychiatry at the University of North Carolina and Professor Emeritus at the University of Illinois at Chicago where he directed the Brain-Body Center. Dr. Porges is also Professor Emeritus at the University of Maryland where served as Chair of the Department of Human Development and Director of the Institute for Child Study. He is a former president of the Society for Psychophysiological Research as well as the Federation of Behavioral, Psychological, and Cognitive Sciences. He is a former recipient of a National Institute of Mental Health Research Scientist Development Award. Dr. Porges has published more than 250 peer‐reviewed scientific papers across several disciplines including anesthesiology, critical care medicine, ergonomics, exercise physiology, gerontology, neurology, obstetrics, pediatrics, psychiatry, psychology, space medicine, and substance abuse. In 1994 he proposed the Polyvagal Theory, a theory that links the evolution of the vertebrate autonomic nervous system to the emergence of social behaviour. The Polyvagal Theory provides insights into the mechanisms mediating symptoms observed in several behavioral, psychiatric, and physical disorders. This theory has stimulated research and treatments that emphasize the importance of the physiological state and behavioural regulation in the expression of several psychiatric disorders and provides a theoretical perspective to study and to treat stress and trauma. He is the author of The Polyvagal Theory: Neurophysiological foundations of Emotions, Attachment, Communication, and Self-regulation (Norton, 2011),The Pocket Guide to the Polyvagal Theory: The transformative power of feeling safe, (Norton, 2017), and co-editor of Clinical Applications of the Polyvagal Theory: The emergence of Polyvagal-informed therapies (Norton, 2018).
Selected Publications
- The Polyvagal Theory: Neurophysiological Foundations of Emotions, Attachment, Communication, and Self-Regulation
- Clinical Insights from the Polyvagal Theory: The Transformative Power of Feeling Safe
Resources
- website: stephenporges.com
Psychiatrist, Researcher, Author, Consultant, And International Speaker
Dr. Iain McGilchrist began his academic career as a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, teaching and writing about English literature. He published a book, Against Criticism, which tried to articulate his misgivings about the academic study of literature, in particular the neglect of the way in which we as individual, embodied beings encounter the unique, incarnate work of art. In an attempt to get a better immediate understanding of ‘the mind/body problem’, he studied philosophy, trained in medicine, and became a psychiatrist. He has since twice been re-elected to Fellowships at All Souls, and has been a Research Fellow in Neuroimaging at Johns Hopkins, as well as a Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director at the Bethlem & Maudsley Hospital.He has published original articles in a wide range of papers and journals on topics in literature, medicine and psychiatry, has published research on neuroimaging in schizophrenia, the phenomenology of schizophrenia, and other topics, and contributed to TV documentaries.
His latest book, The Master and his Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World, published by Yale in November 2009, explores the different versions of the world which are made available to us by the two cerebral hemispheres, and their influence on the history of philosophy, and the history of ideas in the West.
He has three children, now grown-up. His main hobbies are music and walking (he lives on the Isle of Skye, off the north-west coast of Scotland).
Selected Publications
- The Master and his Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World
- Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience
Resources
- website: iainmcgilchrist.com
- video: RSA Animate about The Divided Brain
Author, Clinician, Speaker, Advocate, Founder Of The Center For Connection
Dr. Tina Payne Bryson is the author of the Bottom Line for Baby and co-author (with Dan Siegel) of two New York Times Best Sellers—The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline—each of which has been translated into over fifty languages, as well as The Yes Brain and The Power of Showing Up. She is the Founder and Executive Director of The Center for Connection, a multidisciplinary clinical practice in Southern California, where interpersonal neurobiology shapes the business model, lens, and practice across all disciplines. She is the Child Development Specialist at Saint Mark’s Episcopal School in Altadena, CA. Dr. Bryson keynotes conferences and conducts workshops for parents, educators, and clinicians all over the world, and she frequently consults with schools, businesses, and other organizations. An LCSW, Tina has a Ph.D. from USC, where her research focused on interpersonal neurobiology, child development, and parenting. The most important part of her bio, she says, is that she’s a mom to her three boys. You can learn more about Dr. Bryson at TinaBryson.com.
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Mirror-neuron Investigator, UCLA Professor, And Author
Marco Iacoboni, M.D., Ph.D., is a neurologist and neuroscientist originally from Italy. Today he is Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and Director of the Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation laboratory of the Ahmanson-Lovelace Brain Mapping Center. He discussed mirror neurons at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2010 and with the Dalai Lama in Brisbane in 2011. Dr. Iacoboni describes the research on mirror neurons for the general reader in his book Mirroring People: The Science of Empathy and How We Connect with Others.
Selected Publications
Resources
- website: http://iacoboni.bol.ucla.edu/
Creator And Pioneer Of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Clinician, Author, Consultant, And International Speaker
Pat Ogden, Ph.D., is the founder and director of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, an internationally recognized school that specializes in training psychotherapists in somatic/cognitive approaches for the treatment of trauma, developmental, and attachment issues. Dr. Ogden is trained in a wide variety of somatic and psychotherapeutic approaches and has worked with a diversity of populations, including prison inmates, psychiatric inpatients and survivors of trauma. As a pioneer in somatic psychotherapy and the treatment of trauma, she has 34 years experience working with individuals and groups. She is the first author of the groundbreaking book, Trauma and the Body: A Sensorimotor Approach to Psychotherapy.
Selected Publications
Resources
- website: sensorimotorpsychotherapy.org
Child/parent Advocate And Founder Of Hand In Hand
Patty Wipfler is the mother of two sons, and the Founder and Director of Hand in Hand, a nonprofit organization serving parents and professionals working with parents and children. She has written two curricula for parents, “Building Emotional Understanding” and “Tantrum Training,” written booklets that have sold over 600,000 copies in ten languages, and trains parents and professionals in Parenting by Connection, an approach based on her 35 years of work with parents and children in the US and 22 other countries. Over 60 of her articles and audio podcasts are available at www.handinhandparenting.org.
Selected Publications
Resources
- website: handinhandparenting.org
Clinician, Author, Renowned Retreat-leader, And Merton Scholar
James Finley lived as a monk at the cloistered Trappist monastery of the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky, where he studied under the Christian monk and author Thomas Merton. He leads silent, contemplation focused retreats throughout the United States and in Canada and Europe. He is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Santa Monica, California, and is presently writing a book that presents a contemplative approach to the role compassion plays in the healing of trauma and all forms of suffering.
Selected Publications
- Merton’s Palace of Nowhere
- Christian Meditation: Experiencing the Presence of God
- The Contemplative Heart
Resources
- website: contemplativeway.org
Creator And Pioneer Of Accelerated Experiential-Dynamic Psychotherapy, Clinician, And Author
Diana Fosha, Ph.D. is the innovator of AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy). Her work has centered around transformational processes in experiential psychotherapy and their connection to the discoveries of neuroscience, leading her to develop the methods of dyadic affect regulation and metaprocessing that are embodied in AEDP. The author of numerous articles and chapters on transformation and trauma, she is also the author of The Transforming Power of Affect: A Model for Accelerated Change (Basic Books, 2000), and the editor, with Dan Siegel and Marion Solomon, of The Healing Power of Emotion: Affective Neuroscience, Development, & Clinical Practice (Norton, 2009). She teaches, supervises, and is in private practice in her beloved New York City.
Selected Publications
- The Healing Power of Emotion: Affective Neuroscience, Development and Clinical Practice (editor with Dan Siegel and Marion Solomon)
- The Transforming Power of Affect: A Model for Accelerated Change
Resources
- website: aedpinstitute.org
Pioneering Pediatric Heart Surgeon; Leader In Medical Innovation, Education, And Administration
Ross Ungerleider, M.D., M.B.A., is known for his innovations and his expertise as a pediatric heart surgeon, changing many lives with his healing hands and compassionate manner. He has created nationally renowned pediatric cardiothoracic surgery programs, and is now doing so at Brenner Children’s Hospital at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, as chief of the pediatric cardiovascular surgery team and director of the pediatric heart program. Dr. Ungerleider’s skills as a surgeon, leader, and educator have been recognized with numerous honors and awards, from professional peers and from patients. Widely respected as a thought leader in bringing a humane, relational focus into medical settings, he speaks at conferences and writes about leadership, teamwork, and work life balance for physicians.
Harvard Professor And Innovative Leader In Medical Education
Eugene V. Beresin, M.D. is an internationally known psychiatry educator and clinician, and the Director of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Training Program at the Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Hospital consolidated residency training program. He is the director the patient-doctor program that introduces reflective practice to medical students just setting out on their journey toward becoming healers. Dr. Beresin has been a production and content consultant to HBO for several of its children’s productions (including the Emmy-winning programs “Classical Baby,” “Through a Child’s Eyes: September 11, 2001” and “Goodnight Moon and Other Sleepytime Tales”), as well as to prime-time commercial television programs such as “E.R.,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” and “Family Law.” He is the editor of the media column in Academic Psychiatry, and Associate Editor for Ten Year Reviews of Research for the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Selected Publications
Resources
Poet, Essayist, Naturalist, And Highly Acclaimed Author
Diane Ackerman shares her sense of wonder and skills as a researcher, creating absorbing and lyrical journeys into the natural world. An internationally renowned and award winning author, her acclaimed nonfiction works include A Natural History of the Senses; An Alchemy of Mind; Cultivating Delight: A Natural History of My Garden; The Zookeeper’s Wife: A War Story; and Deep Play. Whether through her prose, poetry, or children’s books, she embodies mindful awareness, deep compassion, and delighted respect for our interdependence with nature, and invites the same in her readers.
Selected Publications
- One Hundred Names for Love: A Stroke, a Marriage, and the Language of Healing
- Dawn Light: Dancing with Cranes and Other Ways to Start the Day
- The Zookeeper’s Wife: A War Story
- An Alchemy of Mind: The Marvel and Mystery of the Brain
- A Natural History of the Senses
- Origami Bridges: Poems of Psychoanalysis and Fire
- A Natural History of Love
- Cultivating Delight: A Natural History of My Garden
- Deep Play
Resources
- website: dianeackerman.com
Pioneer In The Field Of Affective Neuroscience, Researcher, Author, Professor, And International Speaker
(In Memoriam) Jaak Panksepp holds the Baily Endowed Chair of Animal Well-Being Science in the Neuroscience Program of Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and is Emeritus Distinguished Research Professor of the Department of Psychology at Bowling Green State University. His research has pioneered the neuroscientific study of primary-process emotions in mammals.
He coined the term “affective neuroscience” as the name for the field that studies the neural mechanisms of emotion, not only from neuro-ethological but also experiential perspectives. His 1998 book, Affective Neuroscience, is a groundbreaking, foundational work. Dr. Panksepp has generated the first neural (opioid addictive) model of mother-infant social bonding, and various other basic affective processes, that have important psychiatric implications.
He is known in the popular press for his research on laughter in non-human animals, a topic that has led his extended group to identify several novel treatments of depression. His newest book is the The Archaeology of Mind (Norton, 2012). In addition, and along with Ken Davis, he developed the Affective Neuroscience Personality Scale as a potential bridge between basic preclinical and human research.
Selected Publications
- Affective Neuroscience (1998)
- The Archaeology of Mind (Norton, 2012)
- Empathy and the Laws of Affect
- Cross-Species Affective Neuroscience Decoding of the Primal Affective Experiences of Humans and Related Animals
Resources
- website: vetmed.wsu.edu/research_vcapp/Panksepp/
- Scientific American article: Did You Ever Whether Rats Laugh?
- BrainScience podcast: Affective Neuroscience with Jaak Panksepp
Author, Poet And Philosopher
(In Memoriam) Poet, philosopher, scholar, and spiritually awake human being, John O’Donohue passed away peacefully and unexpectedly in his sleep on January 3, 2008. After retiring from the priesthood in 2000, John spent years as a full-time writer, an international speaker and advocate for social justice, and an inspiration to many. His presence on the advisory board of GAINS kept us grounded in the beauty of this world, while his strong and tender spirituality gave us certainty of realms unseen. We offer his words as a reminder of his teachings.
Selected Publications
- To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings
- Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom
- Beauty: The Invisible Embrace
- Eternal Echoes: Celtic Reflections on Our Yearning to Belong
Resources
- website: johnodonohue.com