Healing Trauma Through Dual Brain Psychology

Send us Fan MailIn this conversation, Brandy Schantz interviews Dr. Frederick Schiffer, a psychiatrist and author, about his work in dual brain psychology. They discuss the concept of dual brain psychology, which posits that each hemisphere of the brain can support a separate mind, and how trauma can affect mental health. Dr. Schiffer explains his treatment techniques, including visual stimulation and photobiomodulation, and emphasizes the mind-body connection in addressing chronic illness and pain. In this conversation, Brandy Schantz and Dr. Fred Schiffer explore the intricate relationship between mental health, trauma, and addiction. They discuss how trauma can lead to substance abuse, particularly in the context of the opioid crisis, and emphasize the importance of addressing underlying trauma rather than merely treating addiction. Dr. Schiffer introduces his concept of Dual Brain Psychology, which focuses on the duality of the mind in healing from trauma and addiction. They also touch on the promising results of ongoing research into new treatment methods and the need for FDA approval to bring these innovations to the public.Support the show