Volume 36 · Number 4
APRIL 2006
At Last! Evidence-based Conceptualization Integrating Mind and Brain
By
My deep appreciation goes to Drs. George Viamontes and Bernard Beitman, guest editors for this month’s edition of Psychiatric Annals focusing on neurobiological aspects of psychotherapy, as well each of the contributors to this seminal issue, which provides a rational basis for an integrated view of mind and brain, biology, neurocognitive mechanisms, and psychodynamic principles.
The Neurobiology of Psychotherapy
Bernard D. Beitman, MD;
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD
Neural Substrates of Psychotherapeutic Change Part I: The Default Brain
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD;
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
Neural Substrates of Psychotherapeutic Change Part II: Beyond Default Mode
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD;
Bernard D. Beitman, MD
An Interpersonal Neurobiology Approach to Psychotherapy
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
Defining Neurocircuits in Depression
Helen S. Mayberg, MD
Toward a Neural Circuitry of Engagement, Self-Awareness, and Pattern Search
Bernard D. Beitman, MD;
George I. Viamontes, MD, PhD;
Angela M. Soth, MA;
Jessica Nittler, MD
A Neuroscience Perspective on Transference
Glen O. Gabbard, MD
Foregrounding Language
Shane Bradley, MD, MA
