Marc Hauser, Ph.D.
Dr. Hauser is Professor of Psychology, Organismic & Evolutionary Biology, and Biological Anthropology. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the Program in Neurosciences. In addition, he is the Codirector of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Program, a Fellow at the Center for Ethics, and the Director of the Cognitive Evolution Lab.
Dr. Hauser’s research is at the interface between evolutionary biology and cognitive neuroscience, and it is aimed at understanding the processes and consequences of cognitive evolution....
Be the Change: Nurturing the Capacity for Compassion
Whether we feel love, affection, empathy or compassion for others is determined by childhood experiences
How Early Experiences Impact Your Emotional and Physical Health as an...
In many people’s lives or careers there is one event that stops them in their tracks, forever changing their view of a critical issue.
Pilar Placone, Ph.D
Pilar M. Placone, Ph.D. is a licensed marriage and family therapist whose twenty-year practice is dedicated to bringing clients a renewed sense of hope and fulfillment. In her work, she assists parents and their children develop mature, optimal relationships, within the context of a busy family life. Dr. Placone founded the Mindful Parent Happy Child programs in order to provide a more holistic and comprehensive set of behavioral tools for both parents and therapists. Her approach draws upon a number of different healing modalities,...
Mindful Parenting Nurtures Healthy Attachment
Children who feel connected to their primary caretakers do better in their lives.
Like Oil and Water
A few weeks ago my blog post explored a snippet of my dissertation research.
Parenting Begins Long Before Baby Arrives
In our wildest fantasies we rarely imagine feeling anything other than pure unadulterated joy upon meeting our babies for the first time.
Ten Tips on Bonding With Your Kid During Deployment
Helping military families to stay connected when they are separated by distance.
Prepartum Healthcare Can Impact Postpartum Mood Disorders
Perinatal mood disorders have been called the most common complication associated with childbirth.