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Feld, Barbara

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2003

DOI: 10.1023/a:1022976502161

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Introducing Couples to Group Therapy: Pursuing Passion Through the Neo-Cortex

Ferguson¹

2010

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

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Revolutionary developments in the study of neurobiology and relationships have led to new approaches in the treatment of couples. This paper describes a program of couples groups that utilizes a neurobiological perspective in combining education with group experience. The educational part of the program integrates findings from neurobiology, a biological view of affect dysregulation and attachment theory, and helps partners learn to slow down their physiological intensity before taking risks and exploring attachment to one another.

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Introducing Couples to Group Therapy: Pursuing Passion Through the Neo-Cortex

Ferguson¹

2010

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

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Relationship-Focused Group Therapy (RFGT) to Mitigate Marital Instability and Neuropsychophysiological Dysregulation

Kahn

Feldman

2011

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy

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This article describes an innovative model of couples therapy designed to mitigate marital instability. The authors suggest that combining ongoing couples therapy with a separate relationship-focused group for each partner favorably impacts each person's neuropsychophysiological regulation and their ability to participate in a stable intimate marriage. The neurobiology of attachment theory is seen as providing understanding of the affect regulation issues operational in many couple relationships. The safe and secure attachments worked out in the relationship-focused group therapy are seen as improving neuropsychophysiological integration and regulation.

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Research on the Experience of Healing in Childhood and the Change Process in Marital Relationship -Based on the Experience of Inner Child Group Counseling-

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박승민²

2015

familyandfamilytherapy

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Cited by 5 publications

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Introducing Couples to Group Therapy: Pursuing Passion Through the Neo-Cortex

Introducing Couples to Group Therapy: Pursuing Passion Through the Neo-Cortex

Relationship-Focused Group Therapy (RFGT) to Mitigate Marital Instability and Neuropsychophysiological Dysregulation

Research on the Experience of Healing in Childhood and the Change Process in Marital Relationship -Based on the Experience of Inner Child Group Counseling-

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