The Adolescent Brain

Delivered by

Graham Music

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In Person | Online

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1 hr | 2 hr | 3 hr | 4 hr | 6 hr

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This training can be adapted across a diverse range of contexts and participants, and further bespoke elements can be added on request.

Content Summary: 

This fascinating training with Graham will consider some of the key issues facing young people today in a world in which new pressures, such as technology and social media can hijack ancient inherited potentials, sending them along new and possibly worrying trajectories.

It will look at the questions facing parents, therapists, and other professionals in the face of changes which are deeply affecting the minds, bodies, brains and nervous systems of young people.

The talk, using slides and videos, will think about what can redress this, in particular how their important relationships, with parents, therapists , teachers, social workers, other professionals and adults in their lives, can rebalance and recalibrate the adolescent nervous system, leading to living a better life and creating a more hopeful future.

 

 

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Graham Music

Graham Music is Consultant Child Psychotherapist at the Tavistock Centre and adult psychotherapist in private practice. His publications include Respark: Igniting Hope & Joy after Trauma & Depression (2022), Nurturing Children: From Trauma to Hope using neurobiology, psychoanalysis and attachment (2019), Nurturing Natures: (2016, 2010), Affect and Emotion (2001), and The Good Life (2014). He has a passion for exploring the interface between developmental findings and clinical work. A former Associate Clinical Director at the Tavistock, he has managed and developed many services working with the aftermath of child maltreatment,. He works clinically with forensic cases at The Portman Clinic, and teaches, lectures and supervises in Britain and abroad.