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How to Improve the Brain – Rewiring the Brain Through Storytelling

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Most of us probably graduated many years ago from the fairy tales of our childhood into the popular novels or biographies of adulthood.

But one thing remains the same, regardless of age . . .

. . . we all appreciate a good story.

And aside from the pure enjoyment it gives us, and the connection to others, there’s one surprising benefit to storytelling that we might not be aware of:

It can change your brain.

Louis Cozolino, PhD explains why in this short video clip – just click below to check it out (it’s just 3 minutes).

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How have you ever used stories as a therapeutic technique? Please share your experience below.

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  1. noga, people coach says

    love stories to listen & tell .

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