Drawing on neuroscience, stress physiology, psychology, and clinical medicine, Dr. Mustafa Zakaria offers a rigorous yet deeply humane account of how adversity is encoded in the nervous system and, more importantly, what the science of neuroplasticity reveals about the brain's lifelong capacity to adapt, reorganize, and heal. Moving from the amygdala's alarm system to the hippocampus's sense of time, from chronic stress physiology to the psychology of meaning, this book builds toward a central, evidence-grounded claim: the past cannot be undone, but it does not have to determine how the story ends.Written for general readers, students, clinicians, and anyone who has ever wondered how people recover from what life puts them through, The Invisible Ink of the Mind combines scientific precision with genuine warmth including chapter-by-chapter review questions, clinical vignettes, a practical reflection guide, and a full glossary of key terms.The ink may stay part of the story. It does not have to decide how the story ends.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Drawing on neuroscience, stress physiology, psychology, and clinical medicine, Dr. Mustafa Zakaria offers a rigorous yet deeply humane account of how adversity is encoded in the nervous system and, more importantly, what the science of neuroplasticity reveals about the brain's lifelong capacity to adapt, reorganize, and heal. Moving from the amygdala's alarm system to the hippocampus's sense of time, from chronic stress physiology to the psychology of meaning, this book builds toward a central, evidence-grounded claim: the past cannot be undone, but it does not have to determine how the story ends.Written for general readers, students, clinicians, and anyone who has ever wondered how people recover from what life puts them through, The Invisible Ink of the Mind combines scientific precision with genuine warmth including chapter-by-chapter review questions, clinical vignettes, a practical reflection guide, and a full glossary of key terms.The ink may stay part of the story. It does not have to decide how the story ends. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9786630281422
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Drawing on neuroscience, stress physiology, psychology, and clinical medicine, Dr. Mustafa Zakaria offers a rigorous yet deeply humane account of how adversity is encoded in the nervous system and, more importantly, what the science of neuroplasticity reveals about the brain's lifelong capacity to adapt, reorganize, and heal. Moving from the amygdala's alarm system to the hippocampus's sense of time, from chronic stress physiology to the psychology of meaning, this book builds toward a central, evidence-grounded claim: the past cannot be undone, but it does not have to determine how the story ends.Written for general readers, students, clinicians, and anyone who has ever wondered how people recover from what life puts them through, The Invisible Ink of the Mind combines scientific precision with genuine warmth including chapter-by-chapter review questions, clinical vignettes, a practical reflection guide, and a full glossary of key terms.The ink may stay part of the story. It does not have to decide how the story ends. 76 pp. Englisch. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9786630281422
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