Darren Littlejohn
Darren Littlejohn
Episode 011 - Mirror Neurons and Recovery
Episode 011 - Mirror Neurons and Recovery
Episode 011 - Mirror Neurons and Recovery
Wednesday 27th January 2010
Explore how neuroplasticity and mirror neurons can aid in addiction recovery with insights from Don Goewey on 'The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Brain Waves and Healing: The Power of Mirror Neurons in Recovery
The same way, you can't reason with a two-year-old when they're in a reaction.
Ever wondered how your brain can help you heal from addiction? In this eye-opening episode of 'The 12-Step Buddhist Podcast', host Darren Littlejohn sits down with Don Goewey, the author of 'Mystic Cool', to unravel the mysteries of neuroplasticity and mirror neurons. These aren't just fancy scientific terms—they're the keys to understanding how our brains can shift from stress and fear to healthier, more connected states.
Don explains how the amygdala, often called the brain's fear center, influences our stress levels and habits. But it’s not all doom and gloom. He shares practical techniques to help you move past immobilizing fear and build stronger connections through empathy and acceptance. Imagine being able to rewire your brain to support your recovery journey! Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, this episode offers valuable insights into how compassion-based practices can transform your mental landscape.
You'll learn about the science behind your brain's ability to change and grow, offering a fresh perspective on tackling addiction. Tune in to discover how understanding your brain can be a powerful tool in your path to recovery.