Publications and Talks

A detailed, life-sized anatomical brain model made of matte, slightly textured plastic in muted off-white and soft pastel colors, resting on a polished oak side table in a psychotherapy office. Nearby, a stack of laminated psychoeducational diagrams explains emotional regulation and neurodevelopmental processes. Behind the table, a neutral-toned bookshelf holds carefully arranged binders labeled with topics like developmental trauma, adolescent psychiatry and family systems. Warm late-afternoon light from a side window casts gentle, elongated shadows, emphasizing the model’s contours and gyri. Photographic realism, captured at a slight three-quarter angle with a shallow depth of field, keeps the brain model in sharp focus while subtly blurring the educational materials, conveying a calm, professional and explanatory atmosphere for client-friendly neuroscience.

Neuroscience Research Themes

Explores how applied neuroscience informs neurodevelopment and genomic psychiatry, emphasizing evidence-informed psychotherapy practice for clinical impact.