And then the sea of Chia, the wind, the light, nature inviting us to slow down and breathe. Moments of connection, shared ideas, mutual admiration. We return full of warmth, joy, and new questions: because it’s not about finding final answers, but learning to stay with complexity.

This perspective can dialogue with clinical experience, neuroscience, and — above all — the therapeutic relationship: the space where one mind finally meets another. Curious and thoughtful feedback from colleagues filled us with gratitude and inspiration.

Through a dynamic, process-oriented model, we aimed to restore diagnosis to its deepest meaning: an act of mutual understanding — something that orients, gives significance, and helps reconnect what has been disrupted. ⬇️

#2 "Personality functioning as generalized correlated changes in personality traits" -- basically a large factor model over time with some common factor nuance. With @chopwood.bsky.social et al.

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In general we @danlikesbrains.bsky.social think that dynamical systems provides an excellent framework for thinking about multiscale interactions between brain and body - where the body generally sets the global rhythm www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...