"Yes, having some objective, logistical understanding of the underlying mechanisms can be tremendously freeing. It just helps so much."
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libramoon replied to BrokenBrilliant's discussion Would like to hear your thoughts on this in the group Neuropsychology"It makes sense. It is even better if it helps you to get the imperative stuff done without beating yourself up or otherwise denigrating your experience."
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Greetings all -I've done a whole lot of thinking and a bit of writing about the connections between tonic arousal and procrastination.I'd value your opinion on this: http://brokenbrilliant.wordpress.com/2010/07/05/the-biochemistry-of-beginning/CheersBBSee More
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BrokenBrilliant replied to Dr.Nagesh C Shanbhag's discussion Stimulating neuroregeneration as a therapeutic drug approach for traumatic brain injury in the group CNS Regeneration"Should therapeutics include pharma only? Or should other approaches also be considered? Pharma implies you'll need insurance coverage, which can be difficult enough to navigate w/ TBI. Based on what I've seen and experienced, the benefits…"
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Contrary to previously held beliefs about the static nature of the adult brain, it is capable of generating new neurons that are capable of integrating into the complex circuitry.
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