Articles about The Brain

What causes thoughts that cannot be owned or embraced, but instead cause such profound discomfort?

Why we shouldn't hit our children.

Multiple disciplines can be integrated into a therapeutic model and applied to our clinical work.

Is it good and right, in the ethical sense, to survive and reproduce and is it bad and wrong not to do so?

The human brain shares many similarities to those of other animals. But what makes it different? Professor Mark Solms considers this question and outlines how a bigger pr...

Few people recognise it but emotion is a sensory modality, like vision, hearing or smell. Professor Mark Solms notes that it differs from other sensory modalities because...

The mind is so central to our existence that we take it for granted. Professor Mark Solms notes that since we are our minds it might be worth considering its purpose....

Since in a sense the mind is all we are, the question as to what it is warrants a moment’s consideration. In the piece below Professor Mark Solms considers the essential ...

Professor Mark Solms answers the question for psychotherapists and demonstrates the usefulness of neuropsychoanalysis in organically impaired patients.

A Personal Reflection By Ruth Katz Consulting Social Worker - M A Soc Sci cum laude University of Johannesburg, 1992

A look inside the way memory is stored in the body and mind, and how Drama Therapy can support change.

Your brain powers every thought, movement, and emotion, but its health is shaped by daily choices more than most people realise. Read on to explore what brain health real...