Neuroscience and Mental Health

John Black


Organisation:
Mind-Solutions
Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Expensed
Category:
Science
Updated:
22nd December 2023

The advent of new technology like EEG (electroencephalogram) monitoring has meant that scientists have been able to understand activity in the brain like never before.

What are these exciting discoveries and what do they mean for our mental health?

This fascinating talk outlines recent developments in neuroscience and how that knowledge is proving incredibly useful in uderstanding the structure of the brain and how we behave.

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About John Black

John from mind-solutions.uk is a qualified therapist and life coach. His background is in secondary education where he worked for many years training teachers, as an Assistant Headteacher and in Children's Safeguarding. It was his background in children's welfare that led him to explore therapy as he saw an explosion in Anxiety amongst young people. He now works with people of all ages to tackle a range of issues from anxiety to weight management, from PTSD to pain management and phobias.

See his website at www.mind-soutions.uk


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