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Amy Banks
Amy Banks
Amy Banks
Tuesday 29th September 2015
Dr. Amy Banks explores the neurobiology of relationships and offers practical tips for building stronger connections on 'The One You Feed'.
48 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Amy Banks, M.D.: The Science of Building Strong Relationships
Our culture that really focuses on standing on your own two feet and getting everything for yourself really feeds the hungry, the greedy and the fearful.
Ever wondered why some relationships feel so fulfilling while others leave you drained? Dr. Amy Banks, a leading expert in the neurobiology of relationships, joins Eric Zimmer on 'The One You Feed' to shed light on this very question. With her extensive background, including teaching psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and directing advanced training at the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute, Amy brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. She introduces the C.A.R.E.
Program, a practical guide designed to help people evaluate and enhance their relationships by strengthening neural pathways for connection. Dr. Banks dives into how our culture’s focus on self-sufficiency can lead to feelings of isolation and fear. She emphasizes the need to identify what makes a relationship healthy and how emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in forming these bonds.
The conversation takes an intriguing turn as she explains the neurobiology behind relationships, discussing the roles of dopamine and oxytocin in fostering connection. You'll hear about how our society's addiction to instant gratification can hinder our ability to form meaningful relationships. Dr. Banks shares insights on creating positive relational moments that can rewire our brains for better connections. Her discussion underscores the importance of balancing emotional intelligence with logical thinking to build stronger, more rewarding relationships.
Whether you're looking to improve your personal relationships or simply curious about the science behind human connection, this episode offers valuable perspectives. Tune in to 'The One You Feed' and let Dr. Amy Banks guide you through the fascinating world of relational neurobiology.