Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) is the integrated field of study of what brains do in relationship. It brings together Psychology, Attachment Research, Cognitive and Social Neuroscience and Complexity Theory to create a synthesized understanding of self and other. Daniel Siegel is the primary figure in this field. (www.drdansiegel.com)
Working with cutting edge neuroscience research, IPNB is in a continual state development and integration, supporting people to have a clear and compassionate understanding of themselves in the world and in their histories, both as individual humans and as mammals. As people learn about themselves with resonance and understanding, they are freed to find their own way to healing and the natural expression of who they were born to be. The essence of this work is to learn to resonate with ourselves and others so that our foundational and generous selves are unearthed
from implicit entanglements and supported to be as integrated and complex as we are supposed to be.and therapy sessions. Portland counseling and therapy, mindfulness-based somatic therapy, psychotherapy services and meditation education available.
