A contemporary conception of the non-verbal dimension

This book outlines the general contours of a contemporary conception of the non-verbal dimension. Its frame of reference is contemporary relational psychoanalysis, integrating elements of attachment theory, infant research and affective and social neuroscience. It may be of interest to psychotherapists and psychoanalysts as well as to a wider general audience interested in how we are currently thinking about the non-verbal dimension of human interactions.