That's what social baseline is speaking to, but when we have those connections, just a look in the eye, a momentary glance, a pat on the back,

just transforms the system in the direction of feeling safe and when I feel that I feel more open than to the next person who comes in the door.

Hey everybody, hey everybody, welcome to Therapapist and Censert.

This is a podcast that breaks down interpersonal science into practical and understandable tidbits.

And as you listen, I can just imagine little light bulbs of insight appearing above your

head. Absolutely. You're going to be surprised and touched at what you learn

about yourself is you get more accurate and in-depth view of your mind and your heart and as you

figure out those close to you.

Therapist uncensored brings you decades of experience with interpersonal

psychotherapy, relational neuroscience, modern attachment,

and anything else they think will be helpful in healing humans.

Now hear your co-host, Dr. Ann Kelly, and Sue Marriott here with Therape's Unsensored.

I cannot tell you what a privilege it is for me to be able to bring to you a friend and colleague Bonnie Bedanock we had a

Short period of time on the Global Association of Interpersonal Neurobiology Board where we worked together

to bring this material worldwide and in addition in Dan Siegel's advanced training classes in

Los Angeles that's where I really got to see her shine.

I'll tell you her gift just in plain speak. This is not on her bio, but her gift is that

she can bring the cognitive sciences and you know these these Harvard therapists

that are talking about neurons and neurology and all these things and she can

make it alive in the room which is something that I aspire to do and I hope that this podcast does.

Bonnie is considered one of the premier kind of therapists related to this.

So for 25 years she has supported trauma survivors and those with significant attachment wounds to reshape their

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