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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2020 · 32 MIN

Hoarding Stuff: Neuroplasticity

from Hoarding Stuff · host David Woods

In this third episode Heather Matuozzo (Director of Clouds End CIC) and David Woods discuss the idea of neuroplasticity. The ability of the brain to adapt and bounce back. This follows on from their previous discussion about the concept of resilience from episode two in the series. Science has shown that the brain has a much wider ability to adapt than previously accepted as possible, and can lead to progress and change in ways unthought of before. (Episode Three)

In this third episode Heather Matuozzo (Director of Clouds End CIC) and David Woods discuss the idea of neuroplasticity. The ability of the brain to adapt and bounce back. This follows on from their previous discussion about the concept of resilience from episode two in the series. Science has shown that the brain has a much wider ability to adapt than previously accepted as possible, and can lead to progress and change in ways unthought of before. (Episode Three)

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