Neuroplasticity and Behaviour Change - Dr Gabija Toleikyte

[@AlexanderTechniqueMadeEasy]

Well imagine finding this in all the billions of hours of youtube. Really great talk.

[@weirdinagoodway19]

Dr Toleikyte is an excellent speaker and a very down to earth person. I really appreciate her teaching style and sense of humour. Great lecture! Thank you!

[@amanr6346]

I find it fascinating how our subjective thoughts influence our brain physiology. The interface between psychology and neuroscience is so intriguing! Fantastic talk!

[@lynraf588]

Dr Toleikyte has the skills to explain neuroscience to anyone. Her use of simple language and her methods of teaching will keep you interested to the end. Her enthusiasm will make you want to learn more on this very interesting subject

[@srila0204]

Great talk! Really appreciate it❤

[@AtalBur1]

Excellent lecture

[@kristinaasimova601]

Incorrect: relapse is another stage of that model, it should be included after maintenance, and the whole change thing is cyclical. Most people need several attempts before they can actually maintain the change.

[@aniruddhbadnikar6739]

Thank you for details and support and cooperation and nice councelling and motivation 👌

[@h.m.mcgreevy7787]

All these amazing findings yet there are some weaponizing such info. Necrology, psychology, biology...

[@upnorth2421]

Necrology? No....

[@abisharufina]

Thank you so much for the amazing lecture, mam.❤

[@sherlockholmes6481]

im frim india u changing my life mam

[@stormyrivers]

"Time does not change neurons, nor heal trauma, however Repetition does."

[@elaminemoubled4414]

Extremely interesting , and explained with a fascinating way, big respect to the professor

[@alilapwood7482]

Fascinating

[@karenevoniuk1137]

So very interesting!!!

[@marcojuarez3358]

fantastic!!!

[@herbzrgreen]

🙏🔥💚 Balance through Will of Compassion

[@ajitsakri9888]

ohh this was before COVID-19

[@deangelomaycock3969]

Ok I might sound stupid and I am. But I was wondering if the human brain and the mammal brain ever collide. I am wondering that because where the mammal brain rather safety and wants to do the same action ever day, the human brain rather change than to repeat the same action every day.( I am very curious)

[@DreamChaserEiRi]

Nice. How it's called when you always seek new information, but never adapt it to your life?

[@wolfgang4468]

Normal.

[@carl.1up]

Dopamine

[@srila0204]

Great talk! Really appreciate it❤