Ep. 1 with Louis Cozolino, Ph.D. The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy

Website: drchancnc.comInstagram: @draldrichanLouis Cozolino, Ph.D. received his Ph.D. from UCLA, and has degrees in Theology from Harvard and hilosophy from Stony Brook. In this interview we cover many topics such as “what is therapy, and why does it work?” Why is the dialogue between neuroscience and therapy important? Why is evolutionary psychology important for therapists to know about and how do we regulate each other neurobiologically through therapy and otherwise? Finally, we touch on his theory of core shame, his technique called shuttling and his concerns about how technology may be impacting brain development. As a bonus, we did a round of rapid fire questions. We end by covering his personal journey, as he becomes a student of carl rogers, and E.O Wilson, to his meeting with Dan Siegel, and Alan Schore. We cover the origin story of interpersonal neurobiology. I invite you to skip around if you find any of these topics of particular interest to you.