Daniel N. Stern’s groundbreaking exploration of the present moment in psychotherapy and daily life presents a nuanced understanding of how fleeting instances shape both therapeutic encounters and personal relationships. Drawing from developmental psychology, neuroscience, and clinical experience, Stern delves into the micro-experiences that often go unnoticed yet serve as the bedrock of human connection and transformation. His work illuminates the profound impact of immediate, shared experiences—inviting readers to recognize, appreciate, and harness the power of the present moment in fostering growth and change.

• The present moment is the core unit of experience—a brief slice...
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