BMI 2025: The Neuroscience of Attachment: Caregiver and Child

Introduction

Attachment is as much of a biological process as it is a social process. Parent-child attachment in particular has been linked to a number of brain processes that are associated with emotional regulation that guides the child’s development. Furthermore, parent-child attachment enhances parental scaffolding so that appropriate cognitive stimulation can be provided to the child to facilitate learning. Recent advances in neuroimaging methods allow for the measurement of parent-child brain coherence and enable a deeper understanding of the neurobiology of attachment. In this symposium, our speakers will provide us with an update on the latest research advances in the neuroscience of attachment and will discuss the practical implications of these findings for parents, teachers and clinicians.

此研討會已獲澳門醫療專業委員會認可成為持續專業發展(CPD)培訓活動

活動認可編號：RE-CPD-537
活動總時數：3小時
活動適用的專業類別：醫生(MD)、護士(N)、心理治療師(CP)

This Symposium has been approval by the Conselho dos Profissionaisde Saude as a continuing professional development (CPD) training event.
Activity approval number: RE-CPD-537
Activity hours: 3 hours
Applicable categories: Doctor(MD), Nurses(N), Psychotherapists(CP)

Speakers

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