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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2024 · 32 MIN

Episode 2: Synaptic Plasticity - Becoming the Engineer of your Brain

from Humaning · host Liza Tullidge

Join our host, Liza Tullidge, on this episode of Humaning as we dive into the fascinating world of synaptic plasticity. Discover how our brains have the incredible ability to change and adapt in response to new experiences and information, allowing us to reshape our thoughts, habits, and behaviours. Through relatable examples and personal stories, we'll explore how understanding and harnessing synaptic plasticity can empower you to break negative cycles, overcome anxiety, and build the life you want.We'll cover the basics of this essential neuroscience concept and provide practical tips to help you become the engineer of your own brain. Imagine taking control of those automatic processes that feel like fundamental parts of who you are, and replacing them with intentional ones that serve you better. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, negative self-talk, or just trying to form new habits, synaptic plasticity is the key to making lasting change.Tune in for an inspiring journey into the science of personal transformation. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and follow the podcast on your favourite platform, and subscribe to the Humaning newsletter at lizatullidge.com for exclusive content and resources. Check out the show notes for more information and join us next month as we explore the dopamine cycle and how it reinforces the work of synaptic plasticity.To get every episode along with our monthly newsletter, which continues exploring the topic covered in that month's episode plus book recommendations, links to further resources, and helpful exercises, straight to your inbox - sign up here or at lizatullidge.com🌍Human-ing is a Maven + Co production.

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