1. Introduction to Neurobiology and Clinical Work 2. Why we Need Therapy - and Why it Works: A Neuroscientific Perspective 3. Regulation Theory and Affect Regulation Psychotherapy: A Clinical Primer 4. Selected Neurobiological Arousal Issues as Manifested in a Clinical Case Illustration 5. The Interpersonal Neurobiology of Clinical Intuition 6. Working Implicitly in Couples Therapy: Improving Right Hemisphere Affect-RegulatingCapabilities 7. Interface between Psychotropic Medications, Neurobiology, and Mental Illness 8. The Neurobiology of Substance Use Disorders: Information for Assessment and ClinicalTreatment 9. Trauma's Neurobiological Toll: Implications for Clinical Work with Children 10. Resonance in the Dissociative Field: Examining the Therapist's Internal Experiencewhen a Patient Dissociates in Session 11. Beneath the Surface: An Exploration of Neurobiological Alterations in TherapistsWorking With Trauma 12. Casting Light on the Shadow: Clinical Implications of Contextualizing Racial Experience Within a Neurobiological Framework 13. Neuroscience Insights that Inform Clinical Supervision 14. Biomania: Benefits, Risks, and Challenges