Becoming Attached - Robert Karen
Attachment and Loss - John Bowlby
Patterns of Attachment: A psychological study of the strange situation Mary D. Ainsworth et al
In Search of the Lost Mother of Infancy - Lawrence Hedges
Family Therapy in Clinical Practice - Murray Bowen
Systems Theory and Family Therapy - Dorothy and Raphael J. Becvar
The Brain and the Inner World - Mark Solms & Oliver Turnbull
The Emotional Brain - Joseph LeDoux
Synaptic Self - Joseph LeDoux
The Feeling of What Happens - Antonio Damasio
Evolving Brains - John Morgan Allman
Mapping the Mind - Rita Carter
A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness - V. S.Ramachandran
Mirror Neurons and imitation learning as the driving force behind the “great leap forward” in human evolution (Address to Society for Neuroscience) - V. S. Ramachandran
Language Within Our Grasp - Giacomo Rizzolatti and Michael Arbib (Trends in Neuroscience)
Kinds of Minds - Daniel C. Dennett
Sync - Steven Strogatz
Hidden Order - John H. Holland
Emergence - Steven Johnson
The Web of Life - Fritjof Capra
Entropy, Information, and Evolution: New Perspective on Physical and Biological Evolution - Edited Bruce H. Webber, David J. Depew, James D. Smith
Six Degrees - Duncan J. Watts
Nonzero - Robert Wright
Global Brain - Howard Bloom
Into the Cool - Eric D. Schneider and Dorion Sagan
The Society and Population Health Reader Edited by Alvin R. Tarlov and Robert F. St. Peter
The Selfish Gene - Richard Dawkins
Darwin's Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life - Daniel C. Dennett
The Synergism Hypothesis - Peter A. Corning
The Electric Meme - Robert Aunger
The Emotional House - Kathryn L. Robyn & Dawn Ritchie
Mindset - Carol S. Dweck
Feel the Fear And Do It Anyway - Susan Jeffers
House Thinking - Winifred Gallagher
Apartment Therapy - Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan
What Color Is Your Slipcover? - Denny Daikeler
Design Psychology for Redesign and Home Staging - Jeanette Fisher
The Color Code - Tailor Hartman
For those who are crazy enough to want more, here are the attributions and abstract for the research that was done to form the theoretical approach to environment/behavior studies that created Truehome. It is a bit dated now, but you will get the idea where I was going in 2004. C. K. Travis
Clients "As a 'graduate' of Truehome, I can tell you now that we are in the house, the method has worked beautifully for us and we are total believers.”
Architects “Our clients love it and it makes our job much easier. It allows you to tailor a home to a family system.”
Realtors “Truehome asks all the questions up front that top producers have learned to ask their prospective buyers, because top producing real estate professionals helped develop it.”
Psychologists “I believe that Truehome, more so than any conventional design process, will help clients create spaces that match their personalities, ultimately resulting in happier, healthier lives."