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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speaker s and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of CAPA. Presenter : Arseny E. Tarabanov, Ph. US Seminar Date : February 21, China Seminar Date : February 21, Course size : Open enrollment. Description : The seminar examines the concept of Affective Touch, which allows us to apply the achievements of modern neuroscience to understand the characteristics of Traditional and Modern Chinese Medicine. Modern neuropsychoanalysis pays great attention to the concept of Affective Touch, because it allows us to more deeply understand the interaction between the psychotherapist and the patient, the features of certain psychotherapeutic practices.
The seminar will also examine the neurobiological basis of affective regulation in the dyadic interaction of mother, significant others and child, which is then reproduced within the framework of a psychotherapeutic session, as well as in a Chinese Medicine session. Learning Objectives:. Consider the applicability of Affective Touch in psychotherapy in general and in psychoanalytic psychotherapy in particular. Describe the experience of Affective Touch in Chinese medicine for the treatment of mental and somatic patients.
Briefly characterize the neurobiological mechanisms underlying Affective Touch. He is the popularizer of neuropsychoanalysis in the Baltic countries. He designs courses in affective neuroscience, neuropsychoanalysis, and traditional Chinese psychotherapy.
He has twenty years of teaching experience and five years of clinical experience. Tarabanov aims to develop psychotherapeutic methods based on a cross-cultural approach in psychopathology and the latest achievements in neuroscience.
