It all starts with your thoughts.

The way you talk to yourself is the #1 determining factor of success in your business. It isn’t time availability, money, or ability.
 It’s the mentality you have when it comes to running a successful business. In this episode, we dive into limiting beliefs and how to identify them and quickly reframe them in a healthy light.

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SCA: Plan a Staycation
BS: Why Are Vacation Good For the brain

Episode 179 Baecation for Self-Care

S7 E7 The Check-In:  The Super Drop – The Brain Can’t Do This…

Join us this week as JZ shares something the brain can’t do.  This is following the body of work by Dr. Bruce Perry in the book “What Happened To You?”  This week JZ looks at because of what the brain can’t do, and how it may be affecting other areas of life that can hold us back or hold us up in ways we did not anticipate.  However, there is good news and great resources available to us as we learn why checking can be much deeper and provide more insight than we thought.  Join this week for a little neuroscience nerdy talk and you know, some FTC for the culture trivia and all of that other stuff!  Listen Now!  Hearts Up!
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S7 E7 The Check In - The Super Drop – The Brain Can’t Do This…

Join host Pete Jansons and co-hosts Jay Gunkelman, the extraordinary expert who has analyzed over 500,000 brain scans, and Dr. Marie Swingle, renowned author of "iMinds," for a captivating journey into the world of EEG (Electroencephalography).

In this enlightening podcast series, we delve deep into the critical role EEG plays in understanding brain activity. Our guest, John Mekrut, the founder of The Balanced Brain Neurofeedback Training Center, adds invaluable insights into the mix. With over a decade of experience and a personal connection to neurofeedback through his daughter's journey on the autistic spectrum, John's passion for healing and holistic well-being shines through.

John's journey from a concerned father to a certified expert in neurofeedback and qEEG analysis is an inspiring testament to the transformative power of EEG. Discover how EEG can shed light on mental health, predict medication responses, and guide us toward a balanced brain in our increasingly digital world.

We explore the effects of screen time, the impact on brain health, and address gender considerations in EEG research and medication. Whether you're new to EEG or a seasoned expert, this podcast series offers a wealth of knowledge and promises an exciting glimpse into the future of brain science.

Don't miss out! Like, share, and subscribe for more thought-provoking discussions on cutting-edge topics in science and technology.

Learn more about John Mekrut and The Balanced Brain Neurofeedback Training Center: John Mekrut's Bio https://www.thebalancedbrain.com/our-team/john-mekrut/

Show Notes:
0:00
:24 pre Show John Mekrut
0:36 Suisun City
1:22 Reference to Porn Episode
1:29 Jay Gunkelman beard gone
2:49 John Mekrut has clients that ask if they can watch porn during NF session
5:10 Jays Naked Face background
12:57 Dirk Deridder
14:17 Martijn Arns
16:03 NP Article Woodstock for Neuroscience https://www.dailyrepublic.com/townnews/biology/suisun-city-to-become-brainiac-capital-of-the-world/article_329b8242-6153-11ee-8b08-0f35a4a75d57.html
18:52 2022 Suisun City
20:01 Dr Thatcher Linkedn in post regarding imedisync creates FUD
24:25 NF is held to more scrutiny than other mediums
27:36 Dr Mari Swingle Paper Neurofeedback, Where Are We and Where Are We Going? Three Critical Issues for Consideration: Perspective from 25 Years of Practice http://www.drmariswingle.com/wp-content/uploads/Biofeedback-Nov-2021-publication.pdf 
29:17 Martijn Arns Biomarkers to help guide prescribing medication
35:54 TMS has less scrutiny than Neurofeedback
37:55 @neurostar TMS
38:03 @Brainsway TMS
38:10 #Magventure TMS
38:19 TMS should use EEG to guide points of application Martijn Arns found biomarkers to help TMS providers
43:10 John Mekrut on Quick Fixes
45:16 Males vs Females Medication bias
47:16 imedisync database differentiates Male vs Female
49:19 Database that doesn’t differentiate is a lesser database
52:11 How do you correct database that doesn’t differentiate sex?
57:34 Agism
59:31 jay Gunkelman Screen Share with EEG Phenotypes and Biomarkers

Unveiling EEG's Power: Insights into Brain Science, Medication, and Gender

Join us in a riveting episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Network, featuring Dr. Christoph Guger, co-founder of g.tec medical engineering GmbH. Discover the pioneering world of brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and their transformative impact on neuroscience and neurorehabilitation.

🧠 In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Guger unveils the innovative strides g.tec is making in the realm of neurotechnology. From non-invasive EEG headsets like the Unicorn Hybrid Black to advanced BCI systems used in stroke rehabilitation and multiple sclerosis treatment, such as recoveriX, we delve deep into how these technologies are reshaping our approach to brain health.

🌟 Alongside insights from Dr. Guger, our show brings the expertise of Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari K. Swingle, two renowned figures in the neurofeedback and biofeedback field. Together, we explore the integration of these advanced technologies in clinical practice and their broader implications for future healthcare and research.

📌 Timestamps and Topics:
0:00
0:01 Introduction to the Podcast and Dr. Christoph Guger of g.tec.
0:25 GTE's Amplifier and Brain-Computer Interface Technology.
1:08 Use Cases of Brain-Computer Interfaces in Various Fields.
1:49 The Hardware of Brain-Computer Interfaces and Its Components.
3:01 The Functionality and Applications of Brain-Computer Interfaces.
3:59 Dr. Mari Swingle's Introduction and Participation in Discussion.
4:21 Discussion on Neuralink and Comparisons with GTE's Technology.
6:04 Jay Gunkelman's Interaction and History with Kristoff and GTE.
7:17 Exploring GTE's Brain-Computer Interface in Detail.
10:13 BCI Award and Its Significance in the Field.
11:04 Dr. Guger's Work on Schizophrenia and Other Neurological Conditions.
17:09 The Scope and Limitations of GTE's Technology in Neurofeedback.
31:31 The Evolution and Impact of GTE's Neurotechnologies Globally.
34:44 GTE's Franchise System for Neurorehabilitation Therapies.
36:17 How to Learn More About GTE and Its Technologies.
37:03 The Ongoing Developments and Success Stories in Stroke Rehabilitation.

🔗 Guest Bio & Links:
Dr. Christoph Guger, a leading figure in brain-computer interface technology, co-founded g.tec medical engineering GmbH. His innovative work has been pivotal in advancing neurotechnology. Connect with Dr. Guger on LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/christoph-guger/]

g.tec medical engineering: [https://www.gtec.at/]
recoveriX: [https://recoverix.com/]
Unicorn Hybrid Black: [https://www.unicorn-bi.com/]
🔗 Co-Host Bios & Links:
Jay Gunkelman, a renowned expert in EEG/qEEG, has read over 500,000 brain scans. His profound contributions to neurofeedback and biofeedback are globally recognized. Learn more about Jay: [http://www.brainsinternational.com/index.cfm/about-us/team-members-bios/]

Dr. Mari K. Swingle is a distinguished neurotherapist and psychologist, acclaimed for her research on the effects of technology on the brain and behavior, and author of "i-Minds". Discover more about Dr. Swingle: [http://www.drmariswingle.com/about-dr-mari/]

✔️ Stay tuned for in-depth discussions on:

The latest BCI technologies for clinical and research applications.
Real-world impacts of neurotech on stroke recovery and mental health.
The future of neurofeedback and its integration with advanced BCI systems.
📚 Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more insightful discussions on neuroscience, neurofeedback, and the future of brain health. Drop your comments below to join the conversation and share your thoughts on these groundbreaking developments!

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Dive into the fascinating world of brain health in sports with this episode of the Neuronoodle Podcast, hosted by Pete Jansons. Join our expert co-hosts, Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari K. Swingle, as they share their extensive knowledge and insights into neuroscience and EEG analysis.

🧠 Host: Pete Jansons
Pete leads us through an enlightening discussion on the complexities of brain health, making neuroscience accessible and engaging.

🧠 Co-Host: Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD
A preeminent figure in EEG and QEEG, Jay Gunkelman boasts a career processing over 500,000 EEGs since 1972. As a QEEG Diplomate and past president of The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, Jay's vast experience enriches our understanding of brainwave analysis. Learn more about Jay Gunkelman: Jay Gunkelman's Bio

🧠 Co-Host: Dr. Mari K. Swingle (Dr. Mari)
Dr. Mari, an acclaimed BCIA Board-Certified Neurotherapist and Registered Psychologist, offers profound insights into the impact of i-technology on brain and behavior. As the author of 'i-Minds', she explores the intersection of technology, societal changes, and mental health. Discover more about Dr. Mari Swingle: Dr. Mari Swingle's Bio

🔍 In This Episode:
We analyze the EEG of a retired NFL player, exploring the nuanced world of brainwaves and their implications for brain health after a sports career. This episode is essential for anyone interested in sports neuroscience and the long-term impacts of professional sports on brain health.

💡 You Will Learn:

In-depth analysis of EEG patterns in retired athletes
Advanced EEG technology and treatment options for athletes
The role of neuroscience in sports medicine and recovery
📘 Stay Informed:
Subscribe to our channel for more in-depth neuroscience discussions and updates on the latest research in brain health. Don't forget to like, comment, and share your thoughts!

Unraveling the Brain: EEG Insights and Healing Strategies for an Ex-NFL Player

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🧠 Dive into the riveting world of neuroscience with 'Beyond Hunger: Ozempic's Surprising Impact on Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling Cravings.' This episode explores the multifaceted effects of Ozempic, a drug initially known for combating hunger cravings, and its unexpected influence on addictions including alcohol, drugs, and gambling. Learn about the intricate dance between genetics and environment in addiction, focusing particularly on the role of GABA receptors in alcoholism.

🧠 Discover the indispensable role of sleep in brain function and overall mental health, and the promising field of neurofeedback in managing ADHD and other conditions. We also delve into the complex roles of dopamine and serotonin in addiction and eating disorders, providing a deeper insight into these key neurotransmitters.

🧠 Join host Pete Jansons for this in-depth exploration, featuring insights from esteemed co-hosts Dr. Mari Swingle and Jay Gunkelman.

👥 Co-Hosts:
Dr. Mari Swingle: Acclaimed author and neurotherapist, Dr. Swingle brings extensive knowledge in neuroscience and mental health. Learn more about her work at http://www.drmariswingle.com/.
Jay Gunkelman: Renowned in neurofeedback and brain research, Jay offers deep insights into brain function and potential. More about Jay's work at http://www.brainsinternational.com/index.cfm/about-us/team-members-bios/

💡 Episode Notes:
0:00
1:56 Viewer Comments
2:32 Mike Pierce Mention
4:27 Ozempic's Impact on Drinking and Cravings
5:28 Dr. Mari Swingle Joins the Discussion
10:23 Ozempic and Gambling/Internet Addiction
13:25 Analyzing Alcoholic Brain Activity
15:00 Gene #4 and Alcohol Phenotype
23:03 The Nature of Addiction
24:05 Genetics and Gambling
28:30 Addressing Addiction in 'iMinds'
32:23 Dopamine in Addiction
36:40 The Importance of Sleep
37:31 Serotonin and Mental Health
38:27 Theta Beta Ratio, Sleep, and ADHD
40:27 Bix Index and Sleep Analysis
45:04 Sleep Hygiene
46:26 Neurofeedback Effectiveness and Sleep Quality
48:17 Neurofeedback in Children After 6 PM
48:50 Monitoring Children's Sleep with Technology

Beyond Hunger: Ozempic's Surprising Impact on Alcohol, Drugs, and Gambling Cravings

Emily Jacobs, PhD - UCSB, Associate Professor Psychological & Brain Sciences, Neuroscience Research Institute

Hosted by:  Neil Kreisel
Produced by: Lisa Newman

Emily Jacobs, PhD (December 20. 2023)

🌟 Welcome to another enlightening episode of the NeuroNoodle Podcast, hosted by the legendary Jay Gunkelman, who has analyzed over 500,000 brain scans, and Dr. Mari Swingle, acclaimed author of "iMinds." 📘✨ This week, we dive deep into the interconnected world of brain health, environmental influences, ADHD, and beyond. 🌍💡

🔬 From the significance of your living environment on mental health to the groundbreaking insights into ADHD, COVID-19's brain fog, and the innovative treatments shaping the future of neurofeedback, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge. 🧬🌈

💡 Highlights Include:

The profound impact of environmental factors like cement refineries, power lines, and lead on our brains and mental health. 🏭🧠
A riveting discussion on the importance of where you live and how it can affect your family's well-being. 🏡💖
An exploration into the world of neurofeedback, Photobiomodulation, and their roles in treating conditions like ADHD and long COVID symptoms. 🎧🔬
Vital advice on household water and how to ensure what you're drinking isn't compromising your health. 💧🛡️
🌟 Whether you're a professional in the field, someone passionate about brain health, or just curious about how your environment impacts your mental well-being, this episode is packed with insights and information you won't want to miss. 🎙️👂

Key Moments:
0:00
0:34 Suisun City Oct 9-13  2-24 SuisunSummit.com
0:45 Dr Mari Swingle Joins
1:42 Articles brought for discussion
https://www.cureus.com/articles/235964-efficacy-of-original-neurofeedback-treatment-method-for-brain-fog-from-covid-19-a-case-report#!/ 
  
https://www.additudemag.com/slideshows/alternative-therapies-fish-oil-neurofeedback-workout-adhd/ 
  
https://mobilesyrup.com/2024/03/18/taking-a-look-at-the-science-behind-neurofeedback-tech-effect/ 
0:00
2:06 ADHD Covid Brain Fog
3:31 Jay Gunkelman Screen Share Covid Long Hauler
6:36 Brain has to rest (Edema Ischemia)
7:30 Frequencies to train
9:02 Photobiomodulation
9:30 ADHD and Covid Immune reaction inflammatory responses
13:10 Beta Training
16:13 How Does Petroleum affect the brain?
34:35 Cement refineries autism adhd
40:54 Where you pick to live can affect your mental health Power Lines
51:18 Lead and Mental health 
53:45 Household water advice

👉 Tune in, share with friends, and let's unravel the mysteries of the brain together. Subscribe for more episodes that light up your neuron noodle! 🧠🍜

🧠💥 Navigating the Nexus of Brain Health, Environmental Factors, and ADHD

In this must-watch episode, join us as Mindy Haukedahl, a dedicated therapist from aftontherapy.com, takes center stage to share her personal and professional triumph over Lyme disease using neurofeedback. With co-hosts Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle adding their expertise, this podcast becomes a deep dive into the power of understanding and harnessing brain waves to reclaim your health and mental clarity.

Mindy's story is not just about battling Lyme disease; it's a beacon of hope for anyone facing cognitive challenges. Through her journey, we explore the effectiveness of neurofeedback in treating not only Lyme disease-related brain fog but also its broader applications in ADHD management and mental wellness.

Learn how neurofeedback can alter brain patterns for better health, why sleep is crucial in cognitive function, and how innovative neurotherapy is making waves in medical and educational fields. Mindy's experience is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the untapped potential of our brains.

Subscribe for more insights into neurofeedback, brain health, and stories of extraordinary recovery. Let Mindy Haukedahl inspire you to explore the possibilities of neurofeedback for yourself or your loved ones. 🌟🧠

Key Moments: 
0:00
0:51 Guest Mindy Haukedahl, MA, LSC, EdS, LMFT, BCN 
Certified Brain Health Professional - Amen Clinics 
Board Certified in Neurofeedback - BCIA 
mindy@aftontherapy.com 
612-889-4061 
  www.aftontherapy.com + Facebook and Instagram 
  https://www.awesomelifepodcast.com/77-mindy-haukedahl-holistic-wellness-options/ 
1:39 Iminds Book Dr Mari
1:58 How Did Mindy Get on The NeuroNoodle Podcast?
3:55 Lyme Disease Brain Fog and Neurofeedback
6:45 Delta Waves present
7:45 Jay Gunkelman's Thoughts 
9:30 Mindy's center and ADD
13:00 In Office Remote Blend
15:24  Screen Share parents don't want to give stimulants to kids
17:22 Medications usually suggestedd for ADHD all can be replaced by Neurofeedback Training
20:33 Psychotic breaks vivance Adults marijuana
23:27 Mindy's other job as Counselor at Private school potential for Neurofeedback and EEG uses
26:38 2 ways to control a neuron
32:53 Children Seizure Epilepsy Medications
34:20 Kids Sleep 2 hour less and theta beta ratio
36:10 OCD Drive
39:30 What Jay Gunkelman sees on EEG's from people with sleep issues
41:30 Are School Hours out of whack
44:45 Health Class and Brain Training? HRV Regulate anxiety with learning about breathing
46:30 Gender specific teaching
52:00 Peak Performance Training in schools before learning begins?

Beating Lyme Disease Brain Fog with Neurofeedback: Mindy Haukedahl's Inspiring Journey 🌿💡

The human brain is incredible. Scientists believe we only understand about 30% of its function. This program explores fascinating facts and insights about our amazing brain and how it works in the body.

Host: Kaysie Vokurka, Nutritionist & Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner
Guest: Jenifer Skues, Health Psychologist

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One author who spent years researching what brain science says about adolescent learners says their behavior shouldn’t be seen as “deviant” or “immature,” but as a “time of possibility.” And this researcher, Ellen Galinsky, has strong feelings about how to address phones and social media in schools.

Read a partial transcript and see show notes at EdSurge: https://www.edsurge.com/news/2024-05-21-what-brain-science-says-about-how-to-better-teach-teenagers

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What Brain Science Says About How to Better Teach Teenagers

Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of MU waves and their impact on creativity. We discuss the unique role of MU waves in music, art, and neurofeedback, exploring how they influence creativity and learning. Discover insights from Dr. Mari Swingle, author of "iMinds," on topics such as positive dissociation, the genetic links to creativity, the effects of brain fog from viruses, and the importance of sleep for memory. We also address current challenges in education, including the suspension of kindergartners  and classroom management strategies.

Key Moments:
0:00 Pre-show banter Pete's band Heart of Glass Blondie tribute band
3:44 MU Waves
5:31 Dr. Mari Swingle, author of iMinds, joins the show
8:01 EEG Owl Eye Pattern of MU
10:04 Santiago Brand Positive Dissociation
13:00 Artist Dissociation
13:40 Genetics and music: bipolar schizophrenia
17:00 Virus Brain Fog Learning disability
18:50 Neurofeedback and Creativity
27:40 How do people memorize music? Photographic memory eidetic memory
29:30 Types of memory
31:20 Sleep
36:20 Visualization eidetic memory
42:00 Where are children getting their training from now?
46:10 Suspending kindergartners acting out: Is suspension now a reward or a punishment?
49:55 Oppositional defiance
50:15 OCD limbic system
52:00 Teachers and classroom management
54:55 Shout out to teachers
58:20 Neuralink

Exploring MU Waves and Creativity: Music, Art, and Neurofeedback Insights

Uncover the power of neuroscience in market research. Learn how analyzing brainwaves and leveraging big data can unlock deeper consumer insights, predict behavior, and create more effective marketing strategies.

Link : https://maction.com/brainwaves-and-big-data-neuroscience-in-market-research/

Brainwaves And Big Data - Neuroscience In Market Research

Dive into this thought-provoking live Q&A session as our expert panel tackles Brett Favre’s recent Parkinson’s diagnosis and explores how neurofeedback may help alleviate symptoms for Parkinson’s and other conditions like CTE. Featuring stories of resilience, breakthroughs in brain health, and answers to your burning questions, this episode covers:

Brett Favre's diagnosis and the link to NFL head trauma
Neurofeedback’s potential in managing Parkinson’s, CTE, and more
The science behind thalamocortical dysrhythmia and alpha rebound effects
Key insights on treating autism, insomnia, and ADHD with neurofeedback
Unraveling hyperfocus vs. flow and the role of the salience network
Our panel includes neurofeedback legends like Jay Gunkelman, Dr. Mari Swingle, Joy Lunt, and more. Tune in to learn how cutting-edge brain health treatments can transform lives.

Key Moments:
0:00
1:19 Personality Disorder Joy Lunt Story with client and EEG
5:22 Question: Can you see personality disorders with EEG?
6:35 FMRI Study Salience Network twice the size in depressed patients
10:40 Addiction
16:31 Question: How is the thalamocortical dysrhythmia defined mathematically?
18:10 Question: What do you make of the Alpha Rebound effect in a case of training down persistent eyes-open alpha? Is it something that should be trained through, or will it reduce over time?
19:52 Brett Favre Parkinson's diagnosis clip    • 🏈 Brett Favre Announces Parkinson's D...  
19:58 Joy Lunt's Mom Parkinson's story and Neurofeedback working to help symptoms
25:15 Dementia Pugilistica (Boxer’s Brain)
25:40 CTE and NFL players having 1/3 diagnosis?
29:01 Can you differentiate between a head injury and parkinsonism?
31:05 The frozen people story
32:28 Implants for parkinsonism
33:55 Digital Ozempic? Can Neurofeedback turn off cravings?
39:30 Question: What is an earworm?
40:00 Insomnia
41:23 Question: Best way to train deeper awareness?
55:21 Question: What should be prioritized first when working with a child with Autism?
59:07 Question: What's the difference between hyperfocus and flow?

💬 Have a question for our panel? Join us live every Wednesday at 6 PM CST!

📌 Disclaimer: The content in this Q&A is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult with your primary care physician or a qualified healthcare provider before making decisions related to your health.

Brett Favre’s Parkinson’s Diagnosis & Neurofeedback’s Role | Live Q&A with Experts

🎙️ Welcome to the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback Podcast featuring Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Mari Swingle! This episode dives into the fascinating world of EEG, aging, developmental neuroscience, and neurofeedback techniques. 🧠✨

📌 Key Topics Covered:
🔸 The Role of Delta Activity: Insights into Delta waves in newborns and their significance in brain development.
🔸 Aging and EEG Patterns: Understanding how EEG reveals cognitive aging and executive function challenges in older adults.
🔸 Developmental Neuroscience: Mirror neurons, empathy, and the critical role of early life experiences in psychopathology.
🔸 Neurofeedback Techniques: Explore brain brightening methods to improve sleep, cognition, and quality of life.
🔸 Cardiac Clues in EEG: How EEG might hint at heart-related issues.

📌 Key Moments:
🔹 0:00 Introduction
🔹 0:59 Jay Gunkelman screen share on Aging
🔹 1:05 One Month Old EEG Normal
🔹 1:49 Delta Wave Activity in the Cortex
🔹 4:50 Neonatal EEG Specialist (below one year of age)
🔹 5:09 "Trace Alternant" EEG Patterns – Learn about patterns in premature newborns during sleep
🔹 5:30 EEG Before You Die – Burst Suppression
🔹 6:50 EEG of a 2-Year-Old
🔹 12:33 EEG of a 72-Year-Old with Word-Finding Difficulty
🔹 14:08 Understanding Orexin and Its Role in Sleep and Wakefulness
🔹 15:40 Ischemia Definition
🔹 22:12 Temporal Delta Wave Presentation – When the Heart’s Not Pumping Properly
🔹 25:10 TIRDA – Temporal Intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity
🔹 26:05 Can EEG Reveal Heart Problems?
🔹 32:25 Brain Brightening Techniques for Cognitive Impairment
🔹 36:00 Early Developmental Years – Face Reactions to Parents and Neurotransmitter Development
🔹 45:11 Clips from Ruth Lanius Show:    • Ruth Lanius Interview: PTSD, Emotions...  
🔹 45:19 Clips from Tomas Ros Show:    • Tomas Ros: Neuroscientist, ADHD, PTSD...

Brain Aging, Development, and Mental Health Insights: Neuronoodle Neurofeedback Podcast Screen Share

We are delighted and honored to host Dr. Moshe Bar, the renowned Israeli cognitive neuroscientist, on Business Talk.

Dr. Moshe Bar currently serves as the head of the Gonda Multidisciplinary Brain Research Center at Bar-Ilan University in Israel. He also served as the former Director of the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Dr. Bar earned his PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Southern California.

He has received numerous awards and honors for his outstanding research and academic contributions, including the prestigious 21st Century Science Initiative Award from the McDonnell Foundation and the Hebb Award from The International Neural Networks Society.

Dr. Bar’s research delves into diverse facets of brain function, exploring areas such as memory, foresight, mental load, mind-wandering, mood, and creativity. He has also made significant contributions to the concept of conscious cities, emphasizing the impact of urban design on mental well-being.

He has authored over 80 research articles, edited two scientific books, and published the acclaimed popular science book Mindwandering.

In this episode, Dr. Moshe Bar will share profound insights from his book, "Mindwandering: How it Can Improve your Mood and Boost your Creativity."

Your brain is constantly active, with certain regions engaged in involuntary tasks like daydreaming and intrusive thoughts, consuming up to 47% of your waking hours. This is mindwandering.

In Mindwandering, cognitive neuroscientist Moshe Bar explores this phenomenon, drawing from decades of research to reveal both the benefits and potential drawbacks. He connects mindwandering to psychology, neuroscience, psychiatry, and philosophy, offering practical insights to improve relationships, enhance concentration, and reduce anxiety.

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The Science of Daydreaming: Dr. Moshe Bar on Mindwandering and Its Benefits

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