Brain and Learning When my teen was diagnosed with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and treated with Adderall, I took her for a brain SPECT exam to ensure the correct diagnosis and treatment. When I shared the experience with a friend who was also treated for ADD, he...
How We Learn The human brain is a fascinating organ. We count on it to learn. This blog reflects on reading “How We Learn” by Stanislas Dehaene. There are two learning modes; in active mode, we form and test hypotheses, and in a receptive mode, we absorb what others...
Appreciate Dr. Daniel Siegel’s discussion on how the interplay between our minds, brains, and relationships contributes to our well-being. Mind – the process that regulates the energy information flow Brain – a mechanism by which the energy and...
When resilience is discussed, we are often told to look at the bright side, i.e. optimism helps to lift you up and you can be more resilient. I always wonder about this generalized statement. For some, looking at the bright side is not that easy. In his new book “You,...
In 2016, more people than ever will be utilizing the sharing economy, such as Uber and Airbnb. This trend is ushering in some very positive cultural shifts. By relying on mutual rating processes and transparency through increased online presence, the sharing economy...
