Neuroplasticity
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How Does Neuroplasticity Work?
Neuroplastic change occurs at structural and functional levels. These changes work together.
Structural change occurs when neurons in the brain change their connections, altering the brain’s structure. This type of change requires effort and time.
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Functional change occurs when entire brain networks change. These brain networks, as they are used over and over again, become more efficient when activated.
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Activity Dependent NeuroplasticityEach of us has the ability to strengthen and enhance our brain.
∞ Activity – mental or physical activity activates regions in our brain ∞ Repetition and practice of the activity strengthens these regions ∞ New and strengthened neural pathways are created and strengthened over time ∞ Learning and processing efficiency is enhanced as a result of these brain changes “If a brain is exercised properly, anyone can grow intelligence, at any age, and potentially by a lot.” Dr. Michael Merzenich Professor Emeritus, UCSF, Kavli Laureate in Neuroscience |
Harnessing Neuroplasticity
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Scientists have come to learn how we can create positive brain change – the very conditions that change and ultimately improve our brain’s capacity to learn.
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