When neuroscience began to discover more about the brain’s remarkable ability to change, it opened up new ways of thinking about our work with patients.By harnessing the power of neuroplasticity, we can help patients think more clearly, learn more easily, develop greater focus, and manage reactive emotions.
And that can help them find new ways to respond to a wide range of conditions including brain injury, stroke, learning disabilities, traumatic experiences, depression, and anxiety.
But neuroplasticity involves a number of complex processes, and it can be a difficult concept to convey to patients.
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So we created this as a way for you to help patients understand how neuroplasticity works. Because if the brain can change, your patients’ lives can change.
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If you’d like to print a copy to share with your clients, just click here: Color or Print-friendly black & white
Now we'd like to hear from you. How could you use this in your work with patients? Please leave a comment below.
This is great! I will use this to explain to my athletes how they can learn/improve skills by concentrating on good form, for a healthy number of repetitions.
I am a dyslexia tutor. This explains to parents that the brain CAN be trained and reshaped with systematic and intense instruction.
I am a dyslexia tutor. This explains to parents that the brain CAN be trained and reshaped with systematic and intense instruction.
I need somebody to help me do this.
Joy