Dr. Feldman (www.ruthfeldmanlab.com) holds the Simms-Mann Chair in Developmental Neuroscience at Reichman University, Israel, directs the Center for Developmental Social Neuroscience, and is adjunct professor at Yale Child Study Center. She also heads the Irving B. Harris training program and community clinic for children and families. Her tools for coding social behavior are used in 32 countries, have yielded more than 250 publications, and have been translated to multiple languages
Synchronized. The Science of Love
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- Nombre de pages304
- Date de parution02/02/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-3997-3574-2
- EAN9781399735742
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- ÉditeurHodder & Stoughton
Résumé
We know that love feels powerful. We speak of chemistry, of being in tune, of two hearts beating as one. But what if this isn't metaphor? What if our closest bonds are built on a precise biological choreography that links brain to brain and body to body? Beginning with the first exchange between mother and newborn, Feldman reveals how synchrony opens the bridge into the social world, shaping the infant brain and laying the groundwork for empathy, resilience and connection.
From there, it ripples outward across a lifetime - into fatherhood, friendships, romantic love . In this ground-breaking book, pioneering neuroscientist and psychologist Dr Ruth Feldman introduces the science of "biobehavioral synchrony", the mechanism she coined to describe how humans bond so deeply that we alter one another's biology. In moments of shared gaze, touch and rhythm, our brain waves align, our hearts begin to tick together, and bonding hormones are released in tandem.
This patterned harmony is the biological signature of love. Drawing on decades of research, Feldman also asks what happens when synchrony fails through trauma, depression or loss and what this means for our health and humanity. At once rigorous and deeply humane, Synchronized transforms our understanding of relationships, revealing that the essence of being human lies not within a single body, but in the space between us.
From there, it ripples outward across a lifetime - into fatherhood, friendships, romantic love . In this ground-breaking book, pioneering neuroscientist and psychologist Dr Ruth Feldman introduces the science of "biobehavioral synchrony", the mechanism she coined to describe how humans bond so deeply that we alter one another's biology. In moments of shared gaze, touch and rhythm, our brain waves align, our hearts begin to tick together, and bonding hormones are released in tandem.
This patterned harmony is the biological signature of love. Drawing on decades of research, Feldman also asks what happens when synchrony fails through trauma, depression or loss and what this means for our health and humanity. At once rigorous and deeply humane, Synchronized transforms our understanding of relationships, revealing that the essence of being human lies not within a single body, but in the space between us.