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Dec 19, 2011
I loved the book but it kinda depressing to think of humans a bio-chemical process though. it amamzing though how the from this we get out thoughts, our stories and the way we think about the future. I read many books on the topic by other authors this one helped put my last therioes class in context, and it expaned in my mind anyway the need for the humanities ans creativity in genral. I would say the biggest problem that bring people into psychotherapy is a lack of creativity to do something
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Dec 27, 2010
Cozolino takes a complex topic, neuroscience, and applies it to the area of psychotherapy. He brings the reader up to speed and then is able to stretch it a little beyond a common knowledge level. If you are at all interested in how psychotherapy changes the brain, then this is a book that can answer those questions for you. Be prepared for a lot of neuroscience terminology, yet you will see the practical side of it and gain a greater appreciation for what neuroscience has to offer.
Jul 01, 2009
I am not qualified to review or recommend this book. But I will say, as a totally unqualified person, that I found it to be a very approachable intro to neuroscience. It's also totally fascinating.
Jan 23, 2008
I just got this from amazon recently, so I am only part way into it. It is from 2002, so it is not the most up-to-date information, but it is a fascinating topic. Covers basic neuroscience for the non-scientist, the neuroscience of psychotherapy, and the neuroscience of a number of mental disorders.
Dec 17, 2009
This is the best read! It delves into the science behind psychotherapy and emotions. It is a must read for any mental health professional.
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