Best Neuropsychology researcher Podcasts (2025)

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Disease, Deceit, and Death: What REALLY Happened to Indigenous Peoples in the West? 28:22

18h ago28:22

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Journey into the heart of the Canadian West in the tumultuous years following the acquisition of the plains. Witness the swift and devastating collapse of a way of life as the bison vanish, leaving Indigenous nations teetering on the brink of survival. Uncover the chilling role of disease, intentionally or unintentionally unleashed, and the despera…

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Ericksonian Hypnosis: Ideodynamic Response, Metaphor, and Healing. PART 2 29:54

2d ago29:54

29:54

Unlock the mysteries of the mind with our podcast exploring the fascinating world of hypnosis and altered states of consciousness. Have you ever wondered what happens when we enter a hypnotic state? Join us as we delve into the intriguing relationship between hypnosis and our awareness, examining how our minds can shift beyond the ordinary. We'll e…

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Unlock Your Mind's Hidden Power: The Secrets of Ericksonian Hypnosis! 31:54

3d ago31:54

31:54

Ready to explore the shocking secrets of a hypnosis that’s anything but traditional? Journey into the world of Milton H. Erickson, a revolutionary who transformed how we understand the power of suggestion. Forget direct commands; discover the art of indirect influence, where vague yet precise language gently guides you to profound change. Learn how…

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#133 - From .500 to Sectional Champs: How Mental Training Changed South Ripley Basketball with Tom Beach 56:51

3d ago56:51

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In just one season, South Ripley went from a middle-of-the-pack team to a 19–0 start, a #1 ranking, and a sectional championship. The difference? A full commitment to mental training. Assistant coach Tom Beach, a 40-year coaching veteran, joins us to share how implementing MTP Academy transformed the mindset—and the results—of a small-town Indiana …

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Why Is Sex Fun? The Evolution of Human Sexuality 33:26

4d ago33:26

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Jared Diamond's "Why Is Sex Fun?" explores the evolutionary reasons behind unique aspects of human sexuality, contrasting them with those of other mammals. The book examines phenomena like recreational sex, concealed ovulation, menopause, and male parental care, presenting various scientific theories for their development and persistence. Diamond a…

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The Science of Psychotherapy: Insights into Treatment, Change, and Practice. PART 3 25:05

5d ago25:05

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This handbook offers a comprehensive exploration of psychotherapy and behavior change, synthesizing cutting-edge research on treatment effectiveness across diverse therapeutic modalities. It delves into critical factors influencing outcomes, including patient characteristics, therapist skills, and the quality of the therapeutic alliance. The text e…

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The Science of Psychotherapy: Insights into Treatment, Change, and Practice. PART 2 33:01

5d ago33:01

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This handbook offers a comprehensive exploration of psychotherapy and behavior change, synthesizing cutting-edge research on treatment effectiveness across diverse therapeutic modalities. It delves into critical factors influencing outcomes, including patient characteristics, therapist skills, and the quality of the therapeutic alliance. The text e…

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How to Hack the Default Mode Network and Enter Flow State, Neuroscience Explained 23:15

5d ago23:15

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Ep 104. Unlock the Science of Flow State: The Truth About the Default Mode Network (DMN) What if the biggest thing standing in the way of your full potential… was your own brain? Meet the Default Mode Network (DMN) — a critical part of your brain that gives rise to your sense of self, your inner monologue, and the feeling of being separate from the…

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The Science of Psychotherapy: Insights into Treatment, Change, and Practice 33:16

6d ago33:16

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This handbook offers a comprehensive exploration of psychotherapy and behavior change, synthesizing cutting-edge research on treatment effectiveness across diverse therapeutic modalities. It delves into critical factors influencing outcomes, including patient characteristics, therapist skills, and the quality of the therapeutic alliance. The text e…

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Systemic Approaches to Brain Injury Treatment - Ndidi Boakye 37:05

6d ago37:05

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We welcome Dr Ndidi Boakye to talk about her book on systemic approaches to brain injury treatment. We talk about Ndidi's route into neuropsychology, her emphasis on formulation in context and the need for us to address barriers to accessing neuropsychological treatment.By Ingram Wright

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The Neuropsychology of the Unconscious: Resistance, Repetition, and Change. PART 2 31:34

7d ago31:34

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This book delves into the neuropsychology of the unconscious, exploring why individuals resist self-awareness and change. It argues that deeply ingrained emotional and behavioral patterns, shaped by early experiences and neural pathways, drive this resistance. Therapy is presented as a space to uncover and modify these unconscious self-systems thro…

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The Neuropsychology of the Unconscious: Resistance, Repetition, and Change 31:37

8d ago31:37

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This book delves into the neuropsychology of the unconscious, exploring why individuals resist self-awareness and change. It argues that deeply ingrained emotional and behavioral patterns, shaped by early experiences and neural pathways, drive this resistance. Therapy is presented as a space to uncover and modify these unconscious self-systems thro…

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Hegel: On Logic, Concept, and Cognition. PART 2 1:11:44

9d ago1:11:44

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Hegel's Science of Logic grapples with the fundamental question of truth and the nature of logical thought itself. The text critically examines traditional philosophical approaches, including Kant's transcendental idealism and Spinoza's substantiality, arguing for a dialectical method that moves beyond abstract identities to comprehend the intercon…

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Hegel: On Logic, Concept, and Cognition 28:34

10d ago28:34

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Hegel's Science of Logic grapples with the fundamental question of truth and the nature of logical thought itself. The text critically examines traditional philosophical approaches, including Kant's transcendental idealism and Spinoza's substantiality, arguing for a dialectical method that moves beyond abstract identities to comprehend the intercon…

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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics: Intellectual Virtue, Friendship, Pleasure, Happiness. PART 2 30:36

11d ago30:36

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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, a foundational work in Western philosophy concerned with defining virtue, happiness (eudaimonia), and the good life for human beings. Aristotle analyzes various moral and intellectual virtues as means between extremes, exploring concepts like justice, courage, temperance, and practical wisdom (phronesis). The work in…

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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics: Intellectual Virtue, Friendship, Pleasure, Happiness 30:37

12d ago30:37

30:37

Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, a foundational work in Western philosophy concerned with defining virtue, happiness (eudaimonia), and the good life for human beings. Aristotle analyzes various moral and intellectual virtues as means between extremes, exploring concepts like justice, courage, temperance, and practical wisdom (phronesis). The work in…

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The Myths of Happiness: What Truly Makes Us Happy. PART 2 30:40

13d ago30:40

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This book challenges common misconceptions about happiness by examining various life stages and events often believed to guarantee or prevent it. The author explores the myths surrounding marriage, career, wealth, aging, and health crises, revealing that our predictions about our emotional responses are frequently inaccurate. It emphasizes the role…

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Unlocking Peak Performance: The Power of Neurotransmitters in Achieving Greatness 24:26

12d ago24:26

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Ep 103. Neurotransmitters play a crucial role in shaping human actions and behaviors, particularly those we label as successful or skillful. Skill building inherently involves effort, and to sustain this effort, there must be a rewarding payoff that reinforces the behavior. In today’s fast-paced world, we constantly strive to elevate our behaviors …

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The Myths of Happiness: What Truly Makes Us Happy 31:33

14d ago31:33

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This book challenges common misconceptions about happiness by examining various life stages and events often believed to guarantee or prevent it. The author explores the myths surrounding marriage, career, wealth, aging, and health crises, revealing that our predictions about our emotional responses are frequently inaccurate. It emphasizes the role…

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Learning ACT Skills for Therapists. PART 2 30:05

15d ago30:05

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"Learning ACT," provides a detailed guide for therapists in understanding and applying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Rooted in contextual behavioral science (CBS) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT), the book outlines ACT's core principles, which emphasize psychological flexibility over symptom reduction. It meticulously explains six key f…

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Learning ACT Skills for Therapists. 28:56

16d ago28:56

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"Learning ACT," provides a detailed guide for therapists in understanding and applying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Rooted in contextual behavioral science (CBS) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT), the book outlines ACT's core principles, which emphasize psychological flexibility over symptom reduction. It meticulously explains six key f…

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Metaphor in Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy. PART 2 32:41

17d ago32:41

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"Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy," explores the integration of metaphorical communication within psychotherapy. It emphasizes how clients naturally use metaphors in language, stories, and artwork to represent their inner experiences. The book instructs therapists on identifying and utilizing these metaphors to build empathy, foster collaboration, …

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#132 - Positive Intelligence Pt. 3 w/ Brenna Munson 33:08

17d ago33:08

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Your life moves in the strongest direction of your thoughts – a powerful truth that forms the foundation of this eye-opening conclusion to our Positive Intelligence series. What if all your distress was self-generated? What if you could transform every challenge into an opportunity simply by shifting your perspective? In this enlightening conversat…

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Metaphor in Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy. 32:35

18d ago32:35

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"Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy," explores the integration of metaphorical communication within psychotherapy. It emphasizes how clients naturally use metaphors in language, stories, and artwork to represent their inner experiences. The book instructs therapists on identifying and utilizing these metaphors to build empathy, foster collaboration, …

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Research Methods in Psychology: Evaluating Information. PART 2 27:19

19d ago27:19

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Now, what kind of literary adventure are we embarking on here? We're talking about a textbook, the kind of volume that students – and even us seasoned professionals looking for a refresher – turn to when they want to get a solid grip on how we actually do psychological research. Think of it as the backstage pass to the scientific studies you might …

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Research Methods in Psychology: Evaluating Information 28:24

19d ago28:24

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Now, what kind of literary adventure are we embarking on here? We're talking about a textbook, the kind of volume that students – and even us seasoned professionals looking for a refresher – turn to when they want to get a solid grip on how we actually do psychological research. Think of it as the backstage pass to the scientific studies you might …

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Rationality: What It Is, Why It Seems Scarce, Why It Matters? PART 2 31:56

20d ago31:56

31:56

Steven Pinker's "Rationality" explores the nature of rational thought and why it often seems absent in human behavior. The author examines various tools of rationality, such as signal detection theory and Bayesian reasoning, highlighting cognitive biases and fallacies that impede sound judgment. Game theory is introduced to analyze strategic decisi…

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The Crucible of Personal Growth: How Life’s Challenges Forge Your True Self 26:30

20d ago26:30

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Ep 102. In today’s modern world, we’ve lost the essential rites of passage that once guided our transition into adulthood and defined our roles within tribes, families, and communities. Without these critical milestones, many people feel lost—like aimless souls drifting without purpose or direction. These individuals often face life’s challenges un…

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Rationality: What It Is, Why It Seems Scarce, Why It Matters? 29:33

21d ago29:33

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Steven Pinker's "Rationality" explores the nature of sound reasoning, investigating why it often seems scarce despite humanity's evident intelligence. The book examines the foundations of rationality through logic, critical thinking, probability, and rational choice theory, highlighting common cognitive biases and fallacies that lead to irrational …

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Inside the Criminal Mind: The Psychology of Choice and Deception. PART 2 32:32

22d ago32:32

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Stanton E. Samenow’s Inside the Criminal Mind dismantles the notion that crime is merely a product of environment or hardship. Based on extensive interviews, the book reveals a pattern of thinking defined by manipulation, entitlement, and a profound lack of empathy. Criminals, Samenow argues, are not passive victims of circumstance but individuals …

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Inside the Criminal Mind: The Psychology of Choice and Deception 37:13

23d ago37:13

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Stanton E. Samenow’s Inside the Criminal Mind dismantles the notion that crime is merely a product of environment or hardship. Based on extensive interviews, the book reveals a pattern of thinking defined by manipulation, entitlement, and a profound lack of empathy. Criminals, Samenow argues, are not passive victims of circumstance but individuals …

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Romanticism Unveiled: Genius, Revolution, and the Power of Imagination. PART 2 29:47

24d ago29:47

29:47

Hugh Honour’s Romanticism unpacks the sweeping impact of the movement on art, politics, and culture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. More than just an aesthetic shift, Romanticism reshaped historical consciousness, emphasizing lived experiences over mere events. The era’s revolutionary fervor, from the French Revolution to nationalist upr…

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Romanticism Unveiled: Genius, Revolution, and the Power of Imagination 29:08

25d ago29:08

29:08

Hugh Honour’s Romanticism unpacks the sweeping impact of the movement on art, politics, and culture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. More than just an aesthetic shift, Romanticism reshaped historical consciousness, emphasizing lived experiences over mere events. The era’s revolutionary fervor, from the French Revolution to nationalist upr…

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Metaphor and Thought: State of the Art. PART 2 29:26

26d ago29:26

29:26

Metaphor and Thought, bringing together perspectives from psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. It examines the neural basis of metaphor, arguing that metaphorical understanding is deeply rooted in embodied experience and brain function. The text discusses how metaphors create categories, influence reasoning in various d…

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#131 - Positive Intelligence Pt. 2 w/ Brenna Munson 36:09

26d ago36:09

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Ever wondered why that voice in your head keeps sabotaging your performance? In this revealing exploration of Chapters 3 and 4 from "Positive Intelligence," we dive deep into understanding the mental saboteurs that derail even the most talented athletes. The conversation uncovers how these negative thought patterns—which we all possess—initially fo…

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Metaphor and Thought: State of the Art 34:29

27d ago34:29

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Metaphor and Thought, bringing together perspectives from psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. It examines the neural basis of metaphor, arguing that metaphorical understanding is deeply rooted in embodied experience and brain function. The text discusses how metaphors create categories, influence reasoning in various d…

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Survival, Safety, and Transformation: The Unseen Forces Shaping Your Life Story 27:54

27d ago27:54

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Ep 101. The influence of environment—both our internal personal environment and the external world—significantly shapes and conditions who we become over a lifetime. Sometimes, this impact can be sudden, life-threatening, and even transformative. In the narrative of our lives, we often align ourselves with the charisma, talents, and strengths of a …

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Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Control Strategies. PART 2 27:55

28d ago27:55

27:55

Bostrom's work explores the potential paths to superintelligence, outlining the significant dangers and the necessity of developing control strategies. He categorizes control methods into managing capabilities and motivations, examining options like containment ("boxing"), incentivizing beneficial behavior, and selecting appropriate goals. The text…

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Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Control Strategies 31:55

29d ago31:55

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Bostrom's work explores the potential paths to superintelligence, outlining the significant dangers and the necessity of developing control strategies. He categorizes control methods into managing capabilities and motivations, examining options like containment ("boxing"), incentivizing beneficial behavior, and selecting appropriate goals. The text…

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Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control. PART 2 29:38

30d ago29:38

29:38

Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control by Kathleen Taylor, explores the concept of brainwashing, examining its historical uses, psychological mechanisms, and societal implications. Taylor analyzes various methods of influence, ranging from coercive techniques used in cults and political regimes to subtler forms of persuasion in advertising an…

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Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control 53:04

1M ago53:04

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Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control by Kathleen Taylor, explores the concept of brainwashing, examining its historical uses, psychological mechanisms, and societal implications. Taylor analyzes various methods of influence, ranging from coercive techniques used in cults and political regimes to subtler forms of persuasion in advertising an…

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General Psychopathology: Conception of Psychic Life. PART 2 31:56

1M ago31:56

31:56

This extensive work by Karl Jaspers meticulously explores the complexities of psychic life and psychopathology. It examines the challenge of understanding the human psyche as a unified whole while dissecting its individual components. The text critically analyzes various approaches to classifying mental illnesses, including disease entities and sym…

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Everyday Neuro 024: Mental Time Travel – How the Hippocampus Enables Recalling the Past and Imagining the Future 21:15

1M ago21:15

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In this episode, dedicated to the pioneering researcher Professor Eleanor Maguire, I talk about how the hippocampus acts like a time machine, to help us remember events and special moments in our past, navigate the present and travel into the future. I talk about Maguire’s groundbreaking London Taxi Driver study and how it has changed our understan…

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Psychopathology: Conception of Psychic Life 55:36

1M ago55:36

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This extensive work by Karl Jaspers meticulously explores the complexities of psychic life and psychopathology. It examines the challenge of understanding the human psyche as a unified whole while dissecting its individual components. The text critically analyzes various approaches to classifying mental illnesses, including disease entities and sym…

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#130 - Positive Intelligence Pt. 1 w/ Brenna Munson 38:53

1M ago38:53

38:53

What if the biggest obstacle to your performance isn’t physical—but the voice in your head? In this first episode of our 3-part series on Positive Intelligence, former Division I gymnast Brenna Munson joins us to explore how mastering mental fitness transformed her approach to sports, injuries, and life. Together, we break down key ideas from Chapt…

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The Developing Mind: Relationships and Brain Shaping. PART 2 50:43

1M ago50:43

50:43

Daniel Siegel's "The Developing Mind" explores the interdisciplinary field of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), asserting that the mind emerges from the dynamic interplay of brain activity and interpersonal relationships. It emphasizes how experiences, especially early attachments, profoundly shape brain development, gene expression, and the forma…

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The Science of Procrastination: Unlocking Your Survival Instincts to Overcome Fear and Hesitation 27:22

1M ago27:22

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Ep 100. In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves caught in cycles of procrastination, hesitation, and self-doubt, leading to unnecessary stress and limiting our success. Understanding our primal survival instincts – often referred to as the "F's of survival" – can unlock the key to overcoming these challenges. Rooted in biology and psyc…

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The Developing Mind: Relationships and Brain Shaping 25:35

1M ago25:35

25:35

Daniel Siegel's "The Developing Mind" explores the interdisciplinary field of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), asserting that the mind emerges from the dynamic interplay of brain activity and interpersonal relationships. It emphasizes how experiences, especially early attachments, profoundly shape brain development, gene expression, and the forma…

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