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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2023 · 51 MIN

The Biology & Physiology of Gratitude with Rebecca Regnier

from Mind Over Grey Matter

What if stress, self-sabotage, or feeling “stuck” are actually signals that your brain is craving gratitude… and that practicing it daily could rewire your neurochemistry for resilience, happiness, and better relationships?I’ve personally experienced how a simple gratitude ritual can shift your nervous system from tension to calm. This episode will show you how to make it a science-backed habit.Rebecca Regnier is a global speaker, certified emotional intelligence & leadership facilitator, mindfulness teacher, and Founder of True Self Care.🎙️ Episode 30: The Biology & Physiology of Gratitude with Rebecca RegnierIf you’ve been searching for “gratitude practices for resilience” or “neuroscience of gratitude,” this episode is exactly what you need.In this episode, you’ll learn:🧠 How gratitude changes your brain chemistry and physiology🧠 Ways to build a gratitude practice that rewires your nervous system🧠 The connection between gratitude, resilience, and emotional well-being🧠 How neuroplasticity supports the long-term benefits of gratitudeWe also cover:🧠 Practical self-care tools for wellness, productivity, and better relationships🧠 The neuroscience behind manifestation and becoming your future self🧠 Using Yoga Nidra and NSDR practices to deepen gratitude and calmGratitude isn’t just a feel-good habit. It literally transforms your brain and body. In this episode, Rebecca Regnier shares the neuroscience and physiology behind gratitude, showing how it rewires neural pathways to increase resilience, emotional regulation, and happiness. Listeners will learn science-backed techniques to weave gratitude into their daily lives, boost well-being, and enhance personal and professional relationships. Perfect for anyone seeking practical strategies for emotional growth, stress reduction, and a more fulfilling life.🎧 Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.Want more science-backed tools for rewiring your brain and transforming your life?• Follow Alex on Instagram @alex_nashton• Follow the show @mindovergreymatterpodcast• Explore more resources, workshops, and programs at www.alexnashton.comApply for 1:1 Coaching with Alex Join Alex's free challenge: 5 Days to Overcome Anxiety🔗 Episode Resources:Other episodes referenced:Ep. 12 Yoga Nidra: Healing the Subconscious & NSDR with Mona AnandEp. 19: The Neuroscience of Manifestation: Becoming your Future SelfFor corporate workshops, 1:1 mentoring, and public speaking with Rebecca, click here!For inspiration & other shenanigans, join Rebecca on Instagram here.Yoga Nidra Teacher Training with Alex starts online January 17th. Click here to learn more and save your spot! Keywords: neuroscience of gratitude, gratitude practices for resilience, how gratitude rewires the brain, emotional regulation through gratitude, stress reduction with gratitude, physiology of gratitude, neuroplasticity and gratitude, mindfulness and gratitude, Yoga Nidra for emotional well-being, self-care neuroscience tools, resilience building practices, gratitude habit science, nervous system regulation, manifestation and gratitude#GratitudeNeuroscience #NeuroscienceOfGratitude #EmotionalResilience #GratitudePractice #MindOverGreyMatter #YogaNidraHealing #NeuroplasticityForGratitude #StressReductionTools #SelfCareScience #ManifestYourFuture #NervousSystemHealing #EmotionalWellness #ScienceBackedGratitude #ResilienceBuilding

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