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85. Improving Outcomes for Patients by Acknowledging and Encouraging Cooperation

Learning to relate to other species can make us more aware of relating to our own species. In this spirit, Dr. Murrow reviews some similarities and differences between horses and humans as described by Dr. Janet Jones in her book, Horse Brain: Human Brain: The Neuroscience of Horsemanship.

This episode has insights for mental health therapists and resources for anyone interested in improving their abilities to relate with others.

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References:

Gottman Institute

https://www.gottman.com/blog/how-to-improve-your-relationship-in-24-hours/

Janet Jones, PhD

https://janet-jones.com/

Horse Brain, Human Brain: The Neuroscience of Horsemanship (2020), Trafalgar Square, Vermont, pp. 32-34, and 169-174.

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Brenda Murrow

Brenda Murrow, PhD is a licensed psychologist, educator, and researcher. Each week, she shares insights about the practice of psychology with a particular focus on the human and animal connection. She is the owner of Connection Therapy, LLC.