The Dao of Neuroscience: Combining Eastern and Western Principles for Optimal Therapeutic Change (Norton Professional Books)
“A comprehensive and detailed overview of the latest scientific findings on the workings of the mind...Excellent.” (Yoga and Health Magazine, UK)“[A] must-have volume for any psychotherapist’s bookshelf.” (Metapsychology Online Reviews)“[A] brilliant work that captures concepts of neuroscience and makes it more understandable…You will come away with usable facts, and practical applications that will inspire you creatively…By halfway through I wanted all therapists to read this book because I realized it can help us all do better work.” (Milton H. Erickson Foundation Newsletter)“The profound science, scholarship, and elegant genius ofThe Dao of Neurosciencemakes it a must read for the general public, patients, and therapists at the cutting edge of mind-body healing and human consciousness.” (Ernest Rossi, PhD, Author of A Dialogue with Our Genes)“An easy-to-read yet captivating excursion through the complexities of brain science and metaphysics.  It is one of the few books I’ve read that attempts to bridge Eastern and Western thinking to gain greater insight into brain–mind relationships. The authors present sensitively attuned exercises that complement and enhance contemporary therapeutic approaches.” (Jaime A. Pineda, PhD, Dept. of Cognitive Science, UCSD)“An ambitious book that integrates significant research on neuroscience and the brain–mind connection, Eastern traditions and philosophy, and current thinking on the use of therapeutic interventions and evidence-based practice. With longstanding expertise as psychotherapists steeped in ancient Eastern wisdom, the authors successfully transmit the benefits of their vast knowledge and experience, drawing on case examples from their own practice. This is an impressive tome that will lead us to think in new, integrative ways.” (James D. Spivak, PhD, Director, Counseling Center, Towson University)“[N]ew world of neuroscience or self-hypnosis with a sense of familiarity and self-protections. The Simpkins, good writers, use their talent strengthened by method and discipline.” (Consuelo Casula - European Society of Hypnosis)“This clearly-written book contributes to the burgeoning literature showing the therapeutic significance of mind–body–brain relationships. It offers an up-to-date neuropsychology primer for therapists, giving a practical understanding of how both problems and solutions develop.  Read, learn, and enjoy!” (Stephen Gilligan, PhD,  Author of Therapeutic Trances)