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Body keeps the score: slides from session 3
Jon Baylin
Slide2CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
attended a continuing education
event on March 11, 2021 from 8:30 am to 10 am (1.5
hrs
) via video
conference format as Part Three of a series entitled The Body Keeps the Score: The Neurobiology of Trauma and Healing
Presenters: Jonathan Baylin, PhD and Jessica Sinarski, LPCMH
Jonathan Baylin, PhD
coauthor, Brain Based ParentingAnd The Neurobiology of Attachment-focusedTherapy
3/11/2021
Slide3DEVELOPMENTAL TRAUMA: SELF DEFENSE AND LEARNED HOPELESSNESS
THE HARM AVOIDANCE SYSTEM AND THE ANTI-REWARD SYSTEM: DUAL PROCESSES INVOLVED IN ADAPTING TO CHRONIC, INESCAPABLE RELATIONAL STRESS
Slide4Caregiving system and attachment system: dyadic and also “INTRA-PERSONAL”: parents have both the caregiving and attachment systems and when the adult has an insecure adult attachment style, this creates a competition internally between the parent’s caregiving system and the adult attachment system: when the adult’s insecure attachment system is activated, this suppresses the caregiving system
Internal switching between the
Caregiving system and the adult
Attachment system
This is
About me
And it
Isn’t good
No way am I
lookin
’ at that still face!!
Misattunement
without
Repair: chronic mutual defense
Blocked Care/ Blocked Trust
I AM SO LOVEABLE
I ROCK
Slide5ATTACHMENT: TO TRUST OR NOT TO TRUST, THAT IS
THE QUESTION
IF DEPENDING ON ATTACHMENT FIGURES DOESN’T WORK,
GO TO “PLAN B”: DEFEND AGAINST DEPENDING ON ‘EM
“UH-OH.
LOOKS LIKE
I BETTER GO
TO PLAN B”
PlanA
or Plan B?
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Slide6A
H
cingulate
vmPFC
mPFC
dmPFC
PAG: FIGHT,FLIGHT,
FREEZE
DUAL SYSTEMS FOR SURVIVING
EARLY LIFE POOR CARE: THE SELF
DEFENSE SYSTEM AND THE ANTI-REWARD
SYSTEM
MID-BRAIN ALARM
SYSTEM: HYPERVIGILANCE
AND READINESS TO
DEFEND SELF AGAINST
PERCEIVED THREATS FROM
OTHERS
Speed vs
Accuracy
tradeoff
Fast and furious
Slow and
curious
CHRONIC
LEARNED
HOPELESSNESS: THE
ANTI-REWARD SYSTEM
(HABENULA PLUS DYNORPHIN)
AND SUPPRESSION OF POSITIVE
EXPECTATIONS AND OPTIMISM
Slide7EMOTION-DRIVEN EXPERIENCING: LOCKED ON AND EMOTING, FOR BETTER AND FOR WORSE: OBLIGATORY ATTENDING AND EMOTING
AMYGDALOID EMOTIONS: why infants need a co-regulating adult to help them
Develop the brain circuitry that supports self regulation
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Social buffering:
Carer’s
reliable
Response to child’s Distress quiets the child’s Amygdala ,turns off the
Stress system, and fosters Development of the “
fronto
-
Limbic” circuitry
Window of
Emotion
Regulation,
Stress tolerance,
“feeling and dealing”
Uncinate
Fasciculus
(UF)
Slide8STAGES OF
BRAIN AND
DEVELOPMENT
STAGE ONE: VERTICAL INTEGRATION
FRONTO-LIMBIC CIRCUIT
0-18 MONTHS
STAGE TWO:
HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION
LEFT AND RIGHT
INTERACTION: brain balance, non verbal and
verbal, forest and trees, feelings into words
STAGE THREE: LATERAL INTEGRATION
FRONTAL –PARIETAL CONNECTION,MATURATION
OF THE DLPFC 17-25 YEARS goal-directed
Thinking; sustained caring; “effortful control”
Of impulses;
ABILITY TO GET ABOVE “IT’S PERSONAL”
(ESSENTIAL FOR BASIC SELF-REGULATION)
ALL INVOLVE
GENE-EXPERIENCE
INTERACTIONS:
EPIGENETIC
BRAIN
DEVELOPMENTAL
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ELS:
Prenatal
And postnatal
Slide9Fronto-limbic circuit:
the uncinate
fasciculus
Slide10EARLY LIFE STRESS AND THE TWO SIDES OF THE BRAIN: UNDERACTIVATION OF THE LEFT, OVERACTIVATION OF THE RIGHT
LEFT RIGHT
EARLY LIFE STRESS
RIGHT UNCINATE FASCICULUS:
HARM AVOIDANCE SYSTEM
LEFT UNCINATE FASCICULUS:
SOCIAL APPROACH SYSTEM
Slide11Acute onsetaffect regulation
disorder:
the case of
poor PhinneasGage