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Did an NFL player's profession play a role in a murder-suicide? And what do we know about the consequences of repeated head trauma?
Investigators believe relationship stresses, fueled by alcohol, played a role in NFL player Jovan Belcher murdering his girlfriend and then shooting himself last weekend. But because of his profession, at least some have wondered whether Belcher's behavior –- simultaneously violent yet seemingly calculated -– might be in some way connected to repeated head trauma.
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The Neurobiology of “We”. Relationship is the flow of energy and information between people, essential in our development Via VISÃO\\VI5I0NTHNG, Jocelyn Stoller 
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February 26, 2:28 AM
"...we can learn to be open in an authentic way to others, and to ourselves. The outcome of such an integrative presence is not only a sense of deep well-being and compassion for ourselves and others, but also an opening of the doors of awareness to a sense of the interdependence of everything. ‘We’ are indeed a part of an interconnected whole.” ~Dr. Daniel Siegel
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