Amir Levine
columbiapsychiatry.org
Neuroscience
Dr. Amir Levine, MD is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist specializing in adult, child, and adolescent mental health.
He has conducted extensive neuroscience research at Columbia University under the guidance of Nobel Prize winner Eric Kandel.
Levine's background in psychiatry and neuroscience informs his approach to understanding human relationships and attachment styles.
His work combines clinical experience with scientific research, providing a unique perspective on adult romantic relationships.
Levine's expertise in both mental health and neuroscience allows him to bridge the gap between psychological theory and practical relationship advice, as demonstrated in his book "Attached.".
