The Molecules of Health

Genetic factors in mental wellbeing

Our understanding of the genetics of mental health has been exploding in the last few decades. For the psychotherapist we feel a basic grasp of the fundamentals of genetics, and especially epigenetics, is vital for the working clinician. It is a very complex topic, but we give you the basics at an undergraduate level and in a way that we hope you will find applicable to your practice.
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Genetics

Introduction with Richard Hill & Matthew Dahlitz

Core Resources

For Standard Subscribers

    1. Welcome to Genetics

    1. Clinical Guide to "DNA and Healthy Gene Expression"

    2. Overview

    3. Genotype, Phenotype, Epigenotype and Epiphenotype - Video Lecture with Richard Hill

    4. A new connection between stress and cancer, and a psychosocial genomic approach to therapy

    1. Clinical Guide to "Epigenetics - the molecules of memory"

    2. Overview of Epigenetics

    3. BEHAVIORAL EPIGENETICS AND ATTACHMENT – Jonathan Baylin

    4. EXPERIENCE-DEPENDENT PLASTICITY: THE SCIENCE OF EPIGENETICS - Louis Cozolino

    5. Epigenetics: The Dogma-defying Discovery That Genes Learn From Experience by Dr Haley Peckham.

    6. Epigenetics - (Guide to the Brain article)

    7. In Conversation With: Epigenetics and Methylation - a refresher with Richard Hill Richard Hill and Matthew Dahlitz

    8. More Resources & CEU/PD courses

    9. Malleable Genetics - Richard Hill

    10. Curated Video - Neesa Carey Lecture

    1. Overview of Genetic Mutations

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