Dr. Allan N. Schore - Modern attachment theory; the enduring impact of early right-brain development

Dr. Allan N. Schore - Modern attachment theory; the enduring impact of early right-brain development

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@boolena
@boolena - 01.02.2017 10:44

Fantastic. Thanks for posting this.

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@thephoenix3523
@thephoenix3523 - 03.02.2017 19:09

Fabulous

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@emmadouglas1420
@emmadouglas1420 - 02.03.2017 08:10

Hi do u have any info on father child connections!

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@miguelislas11
@miguelislas11 - 12.03.2017 09:15

Thanks a lot for upload this lecture, it is amazing to learn from this expert

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@CynthiaSchoenbauer
@CynthiaSchoenbauer - 22.01.2018 07:14

It is amazing how completely the infant drinks in the state of being of the mother, especially the highly sensitive one.

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@jaishreejyothi
@jaishreejyothi - 01.06.2018 17:35

Amazing, thank you for your work Dr. Schore!

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@juliannacarreno9322
@juliannacarreno9322 - 14.12.2018 07:12

Actually that is all bullshit every cell in your body is receiving information when will science finally catch up

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@Novapsihoanaliza
@Novapsihoanaliza - 05.02.2019 11:36

Kohut is turning in his grave right now! :(

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@pistilliproductions2930
@pistilliproductions2930 - 12.05.2019 16:41

is that his vape pen in his hands? great work. thank you very much for sharing.

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@sharpperceptions8979
@sharpperceptions8979 - 13.05.2019 19:38

Thank you for sharing this brilliant insight

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@reg8297
@reg8297 - 24.08.2019 14:25

Interesting talk when I think of my own foundation and it was abusive had tragic consequences for my life but looking back I can see my parent couldn't even know whether they had a left brain or right brain causw there life was being threatened as she tried to care for us out of having nothing and no needs met herself

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@glorificasgamer4196
@glorificasgamer4196 - 17.10.2019 23:11

I do not have the wherewith all to defend my dislike...I see we will have to agree to disagree.

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@geralldus
@geralldus - 01.12.2019 14:53

Hard work but very interesting.

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@Cathy-xi8cb
@Cathy-xi8cb - 13.12.2019 18:23

If Dr. Schore is so excited about maternal attachment skills, why aren't we hearing him mention connecting with early childhood educators and therapists? It's great to tell psychologists, but by the time a child gets to therapy, that child is older and a lot of damage has been done.

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@olywowable
@olywowable - 01.08.2020 21:46

at a loss for words.

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@veraicona1600
@veraicona1600 - 15.10.2020 03:06

Great. Too bad the camera has not captured the slides. Would have been better if we could have access to the slides he is referring to while presenting.

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@lynncrf
@lynncrf - 23.11.2020 18:21

Interesting that the mother must not only avoid modelling negativity, but that she must also model joy and excitement.

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@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry
@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry - 03.12.2020 07:31

Yes, but can he go twelve rounds with Russell Barkley?

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@stevef6698
@stevef6698 - 16.02.2021 15:09

Does handedness have anything to do with right brain dominance? Is there any association with emotional attachment and handedness?

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@vanessaasyere7805
@vanessaasyere7805 - 13.03.2021 17:53

Thank you so much for sharing this. I am currently pregnant and my fiancé is going thru legal issues that may cause him to only be able to see his son on holidays. I am very disturbed thinking of how this could effect his attachment and development from ages 0-3 years.
I think of the connection and bond with dada being loving then just not present. I think of the I miss daddy and why isn’t daddy here. I’ve seen other people’s young children go through this.

If you have the time to answer this: I am wondering how traumatizing is this for a child. It is up to his parole officer to grant allowance for him to be a father presently daily or to not allow him to see him for 3 years. His father is so loving.

I’m wondering if there are any Articles or references for this information I could send his parole officer to Inform her of the benefit of his father being consistently present for him. And the detriment of choosing to only allow a child to see his father on holidays and not have that consistent supportive relationship.

I am scared how this will effect his attachment and development through life.

Thank you 💛

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@vanessaasyere7805
@vanessaasyere7805 - 13.03.2021 18:01

At 21 minutes in I love this!! I was havin a sad day and I got in my car and jammed to a song and sang and my baby started kicking inside me like crazy🧡I’m 31 weeks today

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@simonebittencourt8251
@simonebittencourt8251 - 22.04.2021 17:44

Thank you, Dr. Schore, for this fascinating lecture. A statement stayed with me: "We have become too left brain in our cultures". Absolutely! This world is desperately in need of empathy and healthy relationships. The vast array of dysfunction in family relationships is so alarming. So many kids are exposed to abuse everywhere. Children are the most vulnerable. It is comforting to know that the brain has plasticity and even if a child was exposed to childhood trauma, there is a chance of emotional and developmental recovery if this child becomes exposed to love later in life. There is a possibility of reverting insecure attachment to secure attachment. That is surely a groundbreaking and life-changing possibility!! Thank you for sharing this lecture. It was wonderful, so informative, and fascinating! Surely, a light at the end of the tunnel, when one thinks about the immense damage abuse causes.

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@geralldus
@geralldus - 13.08.2021 19:04

Makes sense, interesting lecture.

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@ecemerkol5827
@ecemerkol5827 - 10.11.2021 20:45

This was extremely helpful and informative. All this body of research in 50 minutes! appreciated.

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@georgenaugles5039
@georgenaugles5039 - 14.11.2021 20:35

Thanks, yet I question three things: 1) why isn't this video showing all of the evidence that Dr. Schore is mentioning? 2) Is this science or evangelism? 3)Is the only solution for people who did not have perfect parents to pay lots of money to therapists weekly in pursuit of an impossible dream of resolving their defective attachment styles? If the answer to the third question is yes that points to a conflict of interest fed by confirmation bias on the part of licensed practitioners which may not be fully supported by real evidence in cured patients.

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@maestreworldwyde
@maestreworldwyde - 10.02.2022 02:17

so then Melanie Klein’s object relations theory was right

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@heldaamro6985
@heldaamro6985 - 21.03.2022 14:23

what confusing to me is the following: we form attachment with caregivers, then we feel secure and explore the environment with passion, and when we feel guilty or shame we go back to mothers to freely express our feelings, but as adults what replaces that? a wife or a husband or a child or maybe a house, is it healthy to tie our security to these relations? what if a wife decided to leave we will grief and might regress badly, do adults need security, of course but it should be elicited from super powers like mothers to children.

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@raquellowsoulology
@raquellowsoulology - 03.05.2022 06:44

Thank you Dr Schore, for such an incredible summary of vast amounts of clinical understandings and research.

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@tammysims8716
@tammysims8716 - 08.06.2022 19:29

Wow! Without Jesus's all encompassing love for me and healing in my life, including my brain, I would have been doomed to a life of disregulated misery. But praise God I am whole.

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@curtisgrindahl446
@curtisgrindahl446 - 31.07.2022 16:53

A deep understanding of attachment theory has made all the difference to me in understanding how early trauma impacted my development and cascaded through my life. At least now I can stop blaming myself for my struggles. Trauma beginning in the crib made it impossible for me to fully develop security in self or safety in the world. I know I'm not alone with any of this.

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@Thatsbannanas-d8c
@Thatsbannanas-d8c - 05.02.2023 18:02

The major error, No mom/no me.
No safety, no joy. No attachment rattled the wiring, and attachment order. People have failed, their children, with latch key (no one at home) concepts, abandonment and lack of modeling no mirroring and no god, no love, no mom, creates disorganized attachment and a very mentally, and biologically, disorganized life !!!!

No mom/no me.

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@TheUfm123
@TheUfm123 - 14.04.2023 17:03

I went word by word on the transcript . Holy moly . Also as I was going It all applies to my mom and my dads upbringing.

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@poppyflower7873
@poppyflower7873 - 27.10.2023 02:05

It would be nice if we could see the diagrams, too.

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@Helena-to9my
@Helena-to9my - 31.10.2023 08:39

with this said, paid parental leave from work during the infants first year should be a human right.

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@joseseserda
@joseseserda - 13.12.2023 05:18

Como dijo Juan Gabriel: Si tú estás bien, yo estoy bien.

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@samniacat
@samniacat - 08.06.2024 00:37

QUACK!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@chriswhealy4170
@chriswhealy4170 - 22.08.2024 15:13

Very interesting talk.
It's a shame that none of the slides he talks about are visible...

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@user-rb7vo7zf6q
@user-rb7vo7zf6q - 09.11.2024 18:19

I'm a psychologist. I'm treating people with my Attachment Theory (more neuroscience oriented now) Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. Dr Schore's book is still with me. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you.

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