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Cognitive Neuroscience Therapist shows how you can rewire your brain through Neuroplasticity (science backed)

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Kendra Rickel1 year ago

An overactive amygdala, often triggered by chronic fear or stress, leads to reduced neuroplasticity—particularly in brain regions like the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex that govern memory, reasoning, and emotional regulation. When the amygdala dominates, it floods the brain with stress hormones like cortisol, which over time shrink neural structures responsible for adaptability and learning. This disrupts the brain’s ability to rewire itself, locking individuals into rigid patterns of emotional reactivity and threat perception. The prefrontal cortex, which normally tempers fear with logic and reflection, becomes silenced, leading to impulsivity, black-and-white thinking, and resistance to new perspectives. In essence, a chronically overactive amygdala creates a brain that reacts, rather than reflects—a neurological trap where fear hinders growth, and survival instincts override reason.

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God King1 year ago

It's basically how you reprogram the subconscious mind However, I have discovered a hack... use affirmations that target the heart, brain and the body at the same time That's how you buy in allies who can become enemies if not consulted

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Kaysha Richardson1 year ago

Everytime I open this app, I am reminded that women go to school to learn what a father could have taught them for free.

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n/a n/a1 year ago

So, if I start jerking off with my left hand I will become smarter!

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DJ Kinjo1 year ago

Go do emdr therapy… It rebuilds much faster.. like in one or two treatments

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Stephan Sabeski1 year ago

@grok find me the person in this video's social account preferably an x account, so I can follow them.

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Market Shark1 year ago

If school taught us like this - then i would look forward to school every single day

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Mot Nosnews1 year ago

Great way to pick up a lot of ticks and chiggers.

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The Canaanite1 year ago

Super important. This is what psychedelics help do! Even microdosing.

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Sean Tes1 year ago

This IS learning

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Patrick Byrne1 year ago

Routine

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Christian Franz1 year ago

Crazy how much MF comment ‚routine‘ under this video. Crazy.

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Ruth R1 year ago

What a great way to explain things in a simple and engaging manner.

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Water Bear1 year ago

and pick up ticks along the way 😂

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walter white1 year ago

Poutine

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Christian Uhrskov1 year ago

Routine

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Judith Faubert1 year ago

Thankfully I neuroplasticized a path to my sewing area this week and began new projects to reduce my fabric stash!

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Heath Campbell1 year ago

Routine

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Empty1 year ago

Very solid neuroscience to confirm this.

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Diego Moyano1 year ago

Routine

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Jtoms1 year ago

Basically, keep learning new things

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Alexandre Rolim1 year ago

Routine

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Tayla1 year ago

😲

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CowNinja1 year ago

ROUTINE!

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EatMyBoogers1 year ago

Nice explanation

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Charles Ross1 year ago

Routine..."asking for a friend". 😉 Thank you.

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Mike Danata1 year ago

Routine.

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Coronavirus Plushie1 year ago

Neuroplasticity and Saṃskāras

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yaara from the woods יערה של היער1 year ago

this is 100% true. i am a Pilates instructor and this is exactly what we do with movement - we teach the muscles new pathways and do it over and over again until the brain priorities them.

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Larissa1 year ago

@grok Me dê o resumo do conteúdo deste vídeo em língua portuguesa.

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boraturan1 year ago

ROUTINE

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Robo Sidor1 year ago

I hope she checked for ticks after she walked that field

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David Branch1 year ago

Routine

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Leo Fun Facts1 year ago

Did she destroy perfectly healthy vegetation just to sell her courses?😅

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