Ep. 623 - Neuroscience of Enduring Change: Implications for Psychotherapy | Richard D. Lane, MD, PhD

4-12-21 Allen Cardoza Interviews Richard D. Lane, MD, PhD

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Everyone who has sought help with their mental health has at least considered a therapist and a good amount of people in the United States have standing appointments with mental health professionals at increasing rates during these unprecedented times. Each of these professionals has a focused method that they study and clients often book or are referred to these professionals with specialized methods.

Enter Richard Lane and his Neuroscience of Enduring Change and his new research that turns general psychotherapy on its head by making positive and lasting changes in a client! How does this method do this?

During our interview, Dr. Lane will expose us to his research concepts and give us the actual science behind why this method works. Psychotherapy practitioners in the audience will be challenged to consider how their own approach to therapy might be adjusted to enduring change. Researchers in the audience will benefit from authoritative reviews of this knowledge, having a clear description of the research agenda, and the continuous evidence of this research translated to practical application throughout the book.