Parental Nervous System State and Child Behavior
For decades, the study of child behavior has often focused on the child as an isolated unit. However, a growing body of evidence, grounded in interpersonal neurobiology and dynamic systems theory, is shifting this paradigm. The central hypothesis is that the parent’s capacity for self-regulation–a function deeply rooted in the flexibility of their own nervous […]
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