Interpersonal Neurobiology: Applications for the Counseling Profession

Raissa Miller

Interpersonal Neurobiology: Applications for the Counseling Profession

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Counselors are increasingly interested in how neuroscience research applies to the counseling profession. Evidence of that interest includes a growing number of session offerings on topics related to neuroscience at counseling conferences, publication of new “neuroscience for counselors” textbooks and the availability of this monthly column in Counseling Today.

Original language	American English
Journal	Counseling Today
State	Published - 1 Sep 2016

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