Neuroplasticity: How Stress and Experience Rewire the Brain
Synopsis:
Understanding the basic neurobiology of emotions can reduce threat responses and improve our self and social awareness.
Course description:
This course follows a multi-disciplinary approach born out of decades of scientific research. It combines the fields of cognitive social and affective neuroscience to come up with insights in our complex human nature. Participants will recognize the underlying patterns that govern our lives and that of those around us and leverage this knowledge to fast track their growth. It explores how we can we create, maintain, and continuously improve the neural architecture supportive of change with a focus on the power of neuroplasticity and learning as a perpetual quest.
Number of sessions:
2
Dates of sessions:
December 17 & 19
Language:
English
Course Pre-requisites:
A keen interest in Brain Science, Developing and Changing Habits, New Habits, Mental Flexibility
Instructor name:
Dr. Samah Karaki
Instructor Bio:
After 10 years of research in the field of learning and stress-related behaviors, she co-founded in 2014 the Social Brain Institute translating knowledge from many different disciplines including cognitive neuroscience, education and psychology into innovative approaches. Today, SBi is developing programs using our understanding of the human brain to improve organizational culture, leadership and eco-citizenship striving to contribute in the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Samah holds a master 1 degree in ecology and evolution, a master’s degree in cognitive neuroscience and a PhD in Neuroscience.
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Participation Fees:
Standard Fee: 50 $
Reduced** Fee: 30 $
Solidarity* Fee: 70 $
*This fee enables to fund the reduced fee difference and allow concerned persons to have access to the course.
** For salaries under 1000$/month and having to pay house rental. If you do not fall under this categorie and still believe you should have the reduced fee, please contact us. The reduced rate is applicable for limited number of participants.