🧠For 5 seasons I've been delighted to explore the brain with my guests & with you, my listeners.
🎙The podcast goes on hiatus before S6 so I may attend to other responsibilities.
I hope you enjoy catching up on episodes you maybe missed. See you soon!
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A loving environment in early #childhood provides the most fertile ground for brain development.
Isabelle Hau, @volcoucou, executive director of the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, explains how love and safety impacts brain growth.
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Serve and return plays an important role in early life, including cognitive, social, and emotional development.
Isabelle Hau shares more on how love helps kids learn on the podcast. @volcoucou
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A loving environment in early #childhood provides the most fertile ground for brain development.
Isabelle Hau, @volcoucou, executive director of the Stanford Accelerator for Learning, explains how love and safety impacts brain growth.
https://t.co/8loBaYE4ir
🧠 This Is Your Brain’s top #podcast episode of 2024 is about our “Incredible Shrinking #AttentionSpan”
🤳 #Psychologist@GloriaMark_PhD shares how the deluge of digital media and our relationship with our devices is shaping us:
https://t.co/eBdkF6MabG
Loneliness is as much a public health threat as smoking, obesity, and excessive alcohol use.
Dr. @jholtlunstad shares how we got here and how we can counteract #loneliness.
https://t.co/8qEskvmnvg
🧘 Just eight weeks of mindful #meditation can visibly change the brain to be less reactive to pain.
🧘♀️ Find out how you can reduce suffering on “Calm Yourself.”
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#mindfulness#painmanagement#podcast
Is fear of pain holding you back?
Learn tips to manage and improve your relationship with pain on the #podcast episode, “Calm Yourself.”
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#mindfulness#meditation#painmanagement
#Community is vital to suicide prevention.
Isolation can quickly and dramatically impact the brain, how we behave, and how we see the world.
"We need to be in connection with each other," says Dr. Sakina Rizvi.
Listen to "Demystifying Suicide."
https://t.co/WWOHApAWrf