Listening for lawyers: An introduction to the Interpersonal Neurobiology perspective with a case study and annotated bibliography

"Listening is a complex and multi-level process. Mindfulness and attachment-personality brain hemisphere theory provide two valuable pieces of the puzzle: how to listen and what to listen for. Most of the materials in the bibliography below are centered around the Interpersonal Neurobiology perspective, which includes fields such as psychotherapeutic client-centered concepts, neurobiology, mindfulness, psychology, attachment, neo-cortex hemisphere theory. The latter four topics are summarized in this article and then tied together with a case study...."

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