Dr. Allan Schore

The mother literally is doing this without any conscious awareness. She's doing this intuitively. The right hemisphere is intuitive and it's imagistic. It's not rational and logical. The key to any disorder, whatever it is, is the regulation of a particular state. The regulation of rage, the regulation of loss, the dysregulation of shame and disgust. So essentially what you have is...

The mother literally is doing this without any conscious awareness. She's doing this intuitively. The right hemisphere is intuitive and it's imagistic. It's not rational and logical. The key to any disorder, whatever it is, is the regulation of a particular state. The regulation of rage, the regulation of loss, the dysregulation of shame and disgust. So essentially what you have is...

the regulation of all of these emotions, but that regulation I want to point out is all implicit. And here's where the skill of being with patients over long periods of time is the key here. Because the key to making changes in the patient is not what you say to the patient or what you do to the patient, It's how to be with the patient.

the regulation of all of these emotions, but that regulation I want to point out is all implicit. And here's where the skill of being with patients over long periods of time is the key here. Because the key to making changes in the patient is not what you say to the patient or what you do to the patient, It's how to be with the patient.

the regulation of all of these emotions, but that regulation I want to point out is all implicit. And here's where the skill of being with patients over long periods of time is the key here. Because the key to making changes in the patient is not what you say to the patient or what you do to the patient, It's how to be with the patient.

You understand the difference, how to be with that patient, especially while that person's being is in a dysregulated state. Now, by definition, when they're coming in on the first session, they are in a dysregulated state. So again, it's implicit, it's not explicit. If explicit regulation is an intellectual understanding of my symptoms,

You understand the difference, how to be with that patient, especially while that person's being is in a dysregulated state. Now, by definition, when they're coming in on the first session, they are in a dysregulated state. So again, it's implicit, it's not explicit. If explicit regulation is an intellectual understanding of my symptoms,

You understand the difference, how to be with that patient, especially while that person's being is in a dysregulated state. Now, by definition, when they're coming in on the first session, they are in a dysregulated state. So again, it's implicit, it's not explicit. If explicit regulation is an intellectual understanding of my symptoms,

Implicit is an unconscious understanding at a physiological level, at a psychobiological level of that. And incidentally, synchrony is the mechanism underneath empathy. Now, we know empathy literally has to be there. But empathy is a right brain function. And there is a difference. I said there's a difference in the hemispheres.

Implicit is an unconscious understanding at a physiological level, at a psychobiological level of that. And incidentally, synchrony is the mechanism underneath empathy. Now, we know empathy literally has to be there. But empathy is a right brain function. And there is a difference. I said there's a difference in the hemispheres.

Implicit is an unconscious understanding at a physiological level, at a psychobiological level of that. And incidentally, synchrony is the mechanism underneath empathy. Now, we know empathy literally has to be there. But empathy is a right brain function. And there is a difference. I said there's a difference in the hemispheres.

There's a difference between emotional empathy, where I am feeling what you are feeling, and we are sharing the same feeling. And I don't have to think about that literally. I know at that point in time we are in the same place. There's a difference between emotional empathy on the right and cognitive empathy on the left. Cognitive empathy is an understanding. It makes no changes.

There's a difference between emotional empathy, where I am feeling what you are feeling, and we are sharing the same feeling. And I don't have to think about that literally. I know at that point in time we are in the same place. There's a difference between emotional empathy on the right and cognitive empathy on the left. Cognitive empathy is an understanding. It makes no changes.

There's a difference between emotional empathy, where I am feeling what you are feeling, and we are sharing the same feeling. And I don't have to think about that literally. I know at that point in time we are in the same place. There's a difference between emotional empathy on the right and cognitive empathy on the left. Cognitive empathy is an understanding. It makes no changes.

Because essentially what we're attempting to do is make the changes in the right. Now the changes in the right are going to be in the right axis. They're going to be the orbital frontal cortex, which is the executive regulator of the right brain. The dorsolateral cortex is the executive regulator of the left brain.

Because essentially what we're attempting to do is make the changes in the right. Now the changes in the right are going to be in the right axis. They're going to be the orbital frontal cortex, which is the executive regulator of the right brain. The dorsolateral cortex is the executive regulator of the left brain.

Because essentially what we're attempting to do is make the changes in the right. Now the changes in the right are going to be in the right axis. They're going to be the orbital frontal cortex, which is the executive regulator of the right brain. The dorsolateral cortex is the executive regulator of the left brain.

The orbital frontal cortex now starts to form new connections with the cingulate, the insula, and the amygdala. And that's where you're now going to see the changes. But again, the changes are due to the regulation. So you'll see the personnel starting to come into more regulated states. And the key is synchrony. So what's happening here, there's a strong therapeutic alliance, safety and trust.

The orbital frontal cortex now starts to form new connections with the cingulate, the insula, and the amygdala. And that's where you're now going to see the changes. But again, the changes are due to the regulation. So you'll see the personnel starting to come into more regulated states. And the key is synchrony. So what's happening here, there's a strong therapeutic alliance, safety and trust.

The orbital frontal cortex now starts to form new connections with the cingulate, the insula, and the amygdala. And that's where you're now going to see the changes. But again, the changes are due to the regulation. So you'll see the personnel starting to come into more regulated states. And the key is synchrony. So what's happening here, there's a strong therapeutic alliance, safety and trust.