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What Should CBT practitioners learn from The Psychoanalyst Paul Wachtel or The concept of Exposure to Emotions as a development in CBT and as a potential bridge to an integrative model
An abstract of a paper submitted to the 2013 EABCT conference In this paper we will review the extensive work done by Paul Wachtel, A prominent psychoanalyst of the Intersubjective School. Wachtel, PhD, is CUNY Distinguished Professor in the doctoral … Continue reading
In Memoriam – Hershel Toomim
While originally, this site was dedicated to Neal Miller, I thought that it is very much appropriate to reserve here some space to other biofeedback leaders who passed away. In some countries there is a burial place where all the leaders … Continue reading
Should biofeedback therapists blush? Some thoughts on the subject of self regulation in the treatment of Blushing.
Arnon Rolnick, PhD This post deals with a question which is on one hand focused on specific symptom, but on the other hand is very much central to our concepts about control and the ability to let go. While I … Continue reading
The Biofeedback Odyssey: From Neal Miller to Current and Future Models of Regulation
Nava Levit Binnun, PhD, Yulia Golland, PhD, Michael Davidovitch, MD, and Arnon Rolnick PhD, Herzelia, Israel. The following articles represent the fact that Neal Miller concepts and theory continues to influence researches all over the world. The work presented here … Continue reading
FOLLOWING NEAL MILLER’S FOOTPRINTS: INTEGRATING BIOFEEDBACK WITH THE PSYCHODYNAMIC, RELATIONAL AND INTERSUBJECTIVE APPROACH.
ARNON ROLNICK, PhD, Ramat Gan, Israel, AND WILLIAM RICKLES, MD, MA, Los Angeles, CA ABSTRACT We provide a brief review of Neal Miller’s translation of psychoanalytic theoretical concepts into operational behavioral research, and explore relevant interactions of clinical … Continue reading
Prof Eric Stone write about Neal
I was Neal Miller’s student at both Yale and Rockefeller from 1962-1969 and was involved in extending his biofeedback studies to rodents and in initiating studies on the role of brain catecholamines in animal models of depression. Miller’s influence has … Continue reading
Special Issue of the biofeedback magazine is dedicated to Neal Miller
We are happy to inform that the new issue of the biofeedback magazine published by the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback is dedicated to Neal’s work. While the committee has not been overly active recently, I hope this event will … Continue reading
Frank Andrasik’s welcoming comment in the WCBCT2010
Frank Andrasik, the president of the American Association for Behavoral and cognitive therapies, Professor of Psychology & Senior Research Scientist at the Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition and the Editor of Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback Andrasik openning comments in … Continue reading
The WCBCT commemorates Neal E. Miller
The recent World Congress of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies which was held in Boston June 2-5, 2010 has posted the following paragraph in the scientific program page in its internet site (www.wcbct2010.org): “The WCBCT commemorates Neal E. Miller (1909-2002) Dr. … Continue reading
David Barlow’s lecture on Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Boston in 1965, 2010, and 2025
David Barlow’s lecture on the history and the future of CBT, is not related directly to Neal Miller – but as this site is interested in the develoment of psychology, we thought that this lecture might be relavant. We present … Continue reading