Valérie Chappey 💉 💉💉💉

Psychologue passionnée de cinéma, pop culture, tennis, chats, café. Cabinet à Roubaix #TCC #EMDR #IPRP 🌈 #manifestepsy

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

People with anxious and avoidant styles may seek each other out in relationships to fulfill unmet emotional needs from childhood, often creating a push-pull dynamic. Here's what they can do about it. https://t.co/bwKfepRUes

[PsychoMedia @PsychoMedia]

Certains traits de personnalité sont liés à une plus grande satisfaction dans la vie https://t.co/hPeXIsXxBx via @Psychomedia

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Perfectionists try desperately hard to be perfect—but they live with an inner critic who disqualifies their every achievement. Here's what can help, by @leonscafe31 https://t.co/YPRZ5rZLDy

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Exercise has been clearly shown to have a powerful effect on depression. The problem is that symptoms of depression sap people's motivation to get moving. Here are 5 tricks that could help. https://t.co/JeGAW7bWAD

[Neuroscience News @NeuroscienceNew]

Singing Improves Language Skills in Stroke-Damaged Brains

A recent study reveals that singing can significantly aid in the recovery of stroke patients with aphasia, a language disorder.

The therapeutic effect of singing is attributed to its ability to repair and strengthen the brain's language network.

This improvement manifests as increased grey matter volume in language regions and enhanced connectivity within the network.

These findings suggest that incorporating singing into rehabilitation programs could be a valuable and cost-effective approach for stroke survivors.

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[Slava Bobrov @slava__bobrov]

Human brain anatomy:

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Playtime isn't just fun—it also reduces stress, promotes growth, and enhances well-being. Here are 6 keys to healthy play for children and adults. https://t.co/znj5q5cpV8

[Neuron @NeuroCellPress]

Our new special issue is a collection of reviews on the theory and neurobiology of consciousness, discussing current hypotheses and experimental evidence to define and assess consciousness and conscious perception. https://t.co/EudaJRZJID

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Gut Bacteria Influence Fairness Perception

A new study suggests that manipulating gut bacteria through probiotic and prebiotic supplements can influence social decision-making in humans.

Participants receiving supplements became more sensitive to fairness and were more likely to reject unequal offers in a money-sharing game.

This behavioral shift was accompanied by changes in gut microbiota composition and a decrease in dopamine precursor levels, indicating a potential link between gut health and social behavior.

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[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Need to remember something? Write it down by hand. Here's why. https://t.co/E8wXmhHVRx

[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

Many people today are struggling with loneliness. It doesn't take extreme measures to feel more connected—just a little bit of mindfulness can help. Here's how. https://t.co/DVVeGYtgxq

[PsychoMedia @PsychoMedia]

NOUVEAU TEST : Souffrez-vous d'épuisement professionnel ? (Test de Maslach)
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[Psychology Today @PsychToday]

When someone we care about is hurting, we want to be there for them, but we don't always know how. These suggestions can help. https://t.co/pyPlBSKfDt

[Neuroscience News @NeuroscienceNew]

New Tool Maps Brain Signals with Unprecedented Clarity

A new tool has been developed to investigate how crucial neurotransmitters like dopamine and epinephrine interact with neurons through G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).

This innovative tool enables researchers to visualize neuromodulator interactions across the entire brain with unprecedented spatial resolution.

By employing protein engineering, the team created a method that marks neurons with a permanent fluorescent signal when they interact with various GPCRs, enhancing the study of complex neural networks.

This technological advance offers new insights into the brain's signaling mechanisms and aids in the development of targeted therapies for numerous diseases.

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[Santé Mentale @SanteMentale]

« L’irrationalité apparente d’un patient doit donc toujours être décryptée et intégrée dans une logique subjective globale, quand bien même cela se révèle déstabilisant pour le soignant. » ⁦@acadmed⁩ https://t.co/C2b3bwNJGN

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Are past traumas still negatively affecting your life and relationships in the present? Here are some signs to be aware of, writes @Kaytee_Gillis https://t.co/bDBOjPEnkv

[Cerveau & Psycho @cerveauetpsycho]

Une concentration élevée de dopamine permet de relier la sensation de l’effort fourni à la dépense réelle de l’organisme. https://t.co/hPvwJNsrmd

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Some single people revel in their freedom and see no reason to change, but many others would very much like to find a long-term partner. Why can't they? Research suggests some answers, explains @WendyPatrickPhD https://t.co/uYojexCMQV

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La vie en entreprise est-elle neuroépuisante ? – via @lemondefr https://t.co/OmriIH7Cy0

[Cerveau & Psycho @cerveauetpsycho]

📰 Nouveau numéro | Angoisses, doutes, idées noires... Je pense trop ! Comment dire stop aux ruminations https://t.co/OaVNni09pk