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The Brain that Changes Itself
For centuries, the adult brain was considered fixed. This episode delves into the revolutionary science of neuroplasticity, revealing how our minds are in constant, dynamic flux, actively sculpted by every experience. We explore the profound implications this has for personal growth, healing, and the subtle ways it can also entrench unwanted patterns.
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“For centuries, the adult brain was considered fixed. This episode delves into the revolutionary science of neuroplasticity, revealing how our minds are in constant, dynamic flux, actively sculpted by every experience. We explore the profound implications this has for personal growth, healing, and the subtle ways it can also entrench unwanted patterns.”
— Norman Doidge, The Brain that Changes Itself
neuroplasticity, brain science, cognitive change
Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of neuroplasticity, brain science, cognitive change and better judgment in how they apply it.
Norman Doidge brings a credible and useful lens to neuroplasticity, brain science, cognitive change, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.