@fireinthebelly-7734

This is all so true as I have worked with people of different ages who have brain injuries and mental health disorders that have learned new skills, thoughts, and habits.  It's amazing!

@truekwam

I arrived here after watching a video of someone inaccurately defining neuroplasticity in a vlog.  Curios to know if I had been forgetting things I didn't care about because I was learning new things I was actually interested in, I typed in, "what is neuroplasticity?"  After watching this video, it really got me thinking about a plethora of scenarios where repetition and trauma lead to all kinds of challenges in life, especially during crucial developmental stages in children.  On the contrary, understanding how neuroplasticity works can help individuals develop the will to persevere through the rewiring process in an effort to work through varying challenges.

@millanorman3829

Dang. I hope I pass my psychology exam next week. That video was super helpful, thanks!

@GoCanucks2011

If you are depressed you are living in the past
If you are anxious you were living in the future
If you are at peace you are living in the present
                                                       -----  Lao Tze

@MA-ky9ki

Child development 2 test next week and trying to cram as much studying as I can 😭 I hope I don't fail omggg

@lewisalbertwilliams

I've just cited your video for my cognitive essay!

@lynnem521

This is very informative. With one exception the saying is not "an old dog can always learn  new tricks"! LOL the saying actually is "you CAN'T teach an old dog a NEW trick" they really should omit that statement from this video. It might be seen as intentionally deceptive.

@djcj532

Best example of Nero plasticity I’ve ever heard

@alexandriakoch6873

thanks this was very helpful

@ChrysopigiGreece

Plastos is a Greek word.
Neuro is ALSO a Greek word. The Terminology of health matters is all of Greek origin.

@RalphSmith-cj5he

In the scriptures is says Be still and know... 😮

@arnoldtorres1885

So this is why political news stations are so repetitive

@stevenb1465

This is what Conductive Education is using since the '40s :) Great explanation!

@fitparamedichq6442

Love this learning!  Thank you

@raisa_cherry35

Fascinating 😍👏

@ParacordTank

RIP Jay 🙏🏽

@hhypegirljaslin

I have a presentation tomorrow AND IM TWEAKINGGGGGG 😭😭😭😭

@calebwantshelp

So the experiment from The Office that Jim did on Dwight with the breath mints was an example of neuroplasticity?

@brainstormneurosciencecomm9689

So helpful, thank you.

@amro10-x8v

thanks very much