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Mitchell Slutzky
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Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
I too, cannot easily digest the idea of a quantum mind. A QM model does not help us to make any predictions about the brain in the higher-order processes that allegedly give rise to the phenomenons of the mind:
"Based on a calculation of neural dec…
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.
Kenneth,
I would have to disagree that modeling of the quantum level is as irrelevant in the brain as it would be to "cruise control". The latter exists only in a fairly predeterminate way. Cruise control can only do what it is programmed to do. It…
You are conflating (at least) two ideas, here. I, myself, work on modeling complex systems, and am coming to think that "reduction" of some complex systems is not effective, that reduction cannot reproduce some of the behavior in the complex system.…
I agree Mitchel.best Bo
Bo,
Models are simply that: models. They will never be the same as the individual psyche, but they may come close in approximation, allowing for a certain randomness of choice. Why not welcome the representations while celebrating each being's uniqu…
I just want to emphasize the role of empathy and compassion, perhaps over and above stress reduction, on preventing disease and repairing damage to the immune system. When someone who is suffering experiences empathy and compassion, mirror neurons v…
Wow, Mitchell. That's great stuff. I wish more people would understand the impact of stress reduction and meditation. Too often, especially in the US, we are so quick to take a pharmaceutical for our troubles without first looking at lifestyle choic…
Janet! I have never denied that mathemathics has a great future in neuroscience. Certainly it has.
But I will never believe in a quantum mechanical brain.
Profile Information
- Main areas of research:
- I am currently focused on creating a compassion and affect regulation-based pain management program for older adults. The goal is to improve pain management while increasing capacity to self-soothe, connect to others, and reduce various diseases of the immune system that especially effect older adults. Prior to that I created a "brain gym" model that improves cognitive functioning while enhancing emotional well-being. My Ph.D. is in Clinical Psychology with post-doctoral psychoanalytic training. I have been developing new clinical techniques and theories of treatment that integrate contemporary findings in the neurosciences.
- Interests/keywords:
- Neuroplasticity; psychoneuroimmunology; healthy aging; compassion and the immune system; affect regulation and the immune system; meditation; empathy, pain management
- Current title/position:
- Associate Clinical Director
- Current affiliation/employer:
- CHE Senior Psychological Services/Private Practice
- Personal or laboratory homepage:
- http://gero-psychology.com
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:39pm on January 27, 2010,
Erik Bo Jensen said…
- Dear Mitchell. In 1996 I was on 3 week course in Alzheimer and other dementias in Holland. But I have not followed it up. But I hope that we can work together with memory and learning scientific problems also in Alzheimers, But I already am member of 14 groups and i cant follow it all. Best from af friend Bo, Denmark
- At 6:40am on January 26, 2010,
Erik Bo Jensen said…
- Dear Mitchell
I HAVE ADDED A GROUP CALLED NEURO BIOPHYSICS
you are wellcome to join it
best Bo Denmark
- At 5:36am on January 9, 2010,
Erik Bo Jensen said…
- Dear Mitchell. concerning quantum mechanis models try to take a look no my group "neuroplasticity" best Bo
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