Homecoming Of The Self

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Auteur principal: Shaub, Jarid Shaub
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contents <p>“Homecoming of the Self: The Reset Cycle of Endurance, Trust, and Reintegration” presents a neurobiological and existential model of trauma recovery rooted in relational containment. Drawing on the Information Integration Dysfunction (IID) model and the Seven-Loop Shaub System, the paper reframes healing as a recursive, system-wide recalibration—enabled not by intervention, but by the enduring presence of another. It integrates oxytocin and dopamine signaling, autonomic regulation, and trust-based coherence restoration to explain how identity reorganizes after collapse. The work bridges clinical neuroscience, affective psychology, and systems theory with lived experience, offering a map for therapeutic practice and a rare articulation of survival through collapse. At its heart, it is both a theoretical framework and a testament to the human capacity to return.”</p>
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spellingShingle Homecoming Of The Self
Shaub, Jarid Shaub
Trauma recovery
Relational psychotherapy
Oxytocin
Dopamine
Trust circuits
Recursive healing
Psychology
Neurosciences
Cognitive Neuroscience
Seven-Loop Shaub System
Information intergration
Oxytocin/pharmacology
Psychiatry
Psychiatry/ethics
Systems Biology
Systems Biology/education
Philosophy Of mind
Psychology, Clinical
Mental Healing
Mental Health
Mental Health/education
<p>“Homecoming of the Self: The Reset Cycle of Endurance, Trust, and Reintegration” presents a neurobiological and existential model of trauma recovery rooted in relational containment. Drawing on the Information Integration Dysfunction (IID) model and the Seven-Loop Shaub System, the paper reframes healing as a recursive, system-wide recalibration—enabled not by intervention, but by the enduring presence of another. It integrates oxytocin and dopamine signaling, autonomic regulation, and trust-based coherence restoration to explain how identity reorganizes after collapse. The work bridges clinical neuroscience, affective psychology, and systems theory with lived experience, offering a map for therapeutic practice and a rare articulation of survival through collapse. At its heart, it is both a theoretical framework and a testament to the human capacity to return.”</p>
title Homecoming Of The Self
topic Trauma recovery
Relational psychotherapy
Oxytocin
Dopamine
Trust circuits
Recursive healing
Psychology
Neurosciences
Cognitive Neuroscience
Seven-Loop Shaub System
Information intergration
Oxytocin/pharmacology
Psychiatry
Psychiatry/ethics
Systems Biology
Systems Biology/education
Philosophy Of mind
Psychology, Clinical
Mental Healing
Mental Health
Mental Health/education
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18249529