Neurobiological Foundations for EMDR Practice

Drawing from contemporary neuroscience's increased understanding of emotions and the significance of mirror neurons, the book demonstrates the importance of affective resonance and its effect on neuroplasticity as a prerequisite for any enduring change in cognition, behavior, and emotion.
The second edition also examines in further depth the relationship between stress, trauma, and immune function in regard to immunoinflammatory illnesses and the implications for their treatment. An additional 20 syndromes are examined, in addition to the 11 syndromes discussed in the first edition.
New to the Second Edition:
Delivers groundbreaking neuroscientific and psychological research related to human development, traumatic stress, attachment disorders, and information processing 
Underscores the importance of emotion as fundamental for change
Addresses the dominance of right hemispheric communications that foster procedural and emotional learning
Examines the implicit nature of early-acquired relational patterns, intercorporeality, and empathy
Covers the relationship between stress, trauma, and immune function regarding immunoinflammatory illnesses and their treatment