Poner a dormir el trauma: Intervenciones neuromoduladoras basadas en el apego para estabilizar el tronco encefálico

About this book

Putting Trauma to Sleep: Attachment-Based Neuromodulatory Interventions for Stabilizing the Brainstem is a work by Jaan Reitav and Celeste Thirlwell that addresses the topic of trauma from a perspective integrating attachment theory and neurobiology.

Content and approach

The book explores how early attachment experiences can influence the regulation of the nervous system. It presents a framework that examines the relationship between attachment and the brainstem, a key region in the stress response. Concepts such as attunement, co-regulation, and relational repair are discussed in the context of trauma treatment.

Who this book is for

This work is aimed at mental health professionals, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and students seeking to understand the intersection between attachment, neuroscience, and clinical intervention. It may also be of interest to anyone interested in these topics.

Important note

This book is an educational and reference resource. It should not be used as a substitute for professional supervision or direct treatment. For addressing trauma, qualified attention from a mental health professional should always be sought.