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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2024 · 25 MIN

Ep62: My Amygdala Made Me Do It!

from Burnout-Free Me · host Daring DVM

Today we are taking a look at a fascinating brain structure - the amygdala! This little brain region is so interesting because it does way more than just control our fight, flight or fright response. Yet for many of us, we only know it as the fear center of our brain. Our amygdala actually plays a very important role in our reward pathways and helps us to make decisions through the lens of motivational significance.  If you're interested in learning more about this powerful little brain structure, then this episode is for you!   Links from Episode: Dr. Kay Tye and her research lab. Input-specific control of reward and aversion in the ventral tegmental area (Nature) Extraneous factors in judicial decisions (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences)   Let's connect! Schedule a ✨gifted coaching conversation✨. I love hearing from you, building lasting connection, and helping you heal. No strings attached. Just support when you need it most. 💞   Follow me on social media for free insights, tips and tools to help you overcome your overwhelm, quieten your anxiety and live a less stressed life! Instagram LinkedIn   Join the Daring DVM Newsletter For more in-depth tools, strategies and practices delivered weekly to your inbox 💌  

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