Description
PRESENTER: Matthew Bernard, M.A., AMFT, APCC, (PhD Candidate)
This presentation explores the intricate relationship between Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and neurobiology, highlighting how chronic trauma impacts the brain's structure and function. Additionally, it delves into the surprising connection between these neurobiological changes and the placebo effect, examining how the brain's response to expectation and belief can influence both healing and harm in survivors of IPV. By understanding these connections, we can gain deeper insights into potential therapeutic approaches and interventions that harness the brain's resilience in the face of trauma.