Critical Neuroscience #4 Resting State - The Question of Baseline
Daniel Margulies talks us through the history of the concept of baseline in cognitive neuroscience and the future directions of this field of neuroscience. Part of the Summer Programme in Social and Cultural Psychiatry from the Division of Social and Cultural Psychiatry at McGill University.
Видео Critical Neuroscience #4 Resting State - The Question of Baseline канала Transcultural Psychiatry
Видео Critical Neuroscience #4 Resting State - The Question of Baseline канала Transcultural Psychiatry
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
27 августа 2013 г. 5:02:55
00:57:49
Другие видео канала
ASI 2016 | Bioethical Implications of Globalization for Global Mental Health – Fernando Lolas Stepke
"Expanding Youth Access to Mental Health Care: Lessons from a School-Based Study in Haiti"
Harvey B. Aronson - Ties that Bind/Ties that Free (ASI 2013)
Dietrich Stout | "Culture, Mind, and Brain in Human Evolution"
Mitchell Weiss | Harmonizing cultural psychiatry & social medicine in a clinical case formulation
Richard Grinker | "Nobody’s Normal: How Culture Created the Stigma of Mental Illness"
Brendan Ozawa de-Silva- Paying Attention to the Contents of Mindfulness... (ASI 2013)
Critical Neuroscience #6 Brain Images and Neurosubjectivities
Cultural Psychiatry: Lecture #5 Culture / Psychiatry Pt 1
"Co-constructing knowledge in Global Mental Health" (English Version)
Deanna Cook on Listening to One Another to Grow Strong
Tomas Matza | "Between Politics and Policy: Psychic Life as an Object of Intervention"
Cultural Psychiatry: Lecture #9 The mental health of indigenous peoples pt 1
ASI 2016 | Global Mental Health from the Perspective of an LMIC – David Ndetei
Kirmayer | Toward a Framework for Social Determinants of Health in Neuroscience Research
Janis Jenkins | Troubled in the Land of Enchantment
Cultural Psychiatry: Lecture #11 Models of Mental Health Services in Multicultural Societies pt 1
Jaswant Guzder - Art and the Person of the Therapist (ASI 2015)
"Modeling Task Behavior with Active Inference" — Ryan Smith
Eduardo Chachamovich - Wellness: Conceptualization and Measurement
ASI 2014 - Introduction by Laurence Kirmayer