Activités M4M-SYNERGIES 2018-2021

In French, with English subtitles, the discussions address psychotherapy and the effect it has on our emotions and our brains…
Gizmos on the head and machines that go “beep”? Before the team begin to define their roles in the research project, everyone needs to know what rTMS is all about…
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A fascinating exchange between a basic researcher and a clinical researcher discussing mental disorders
The idea that your brain is separated into two halves, each one having a monopoly on creativity or analysis, has entered the vernacular. But as with many complex systems, and it doesn’t get any more complex than the brain, this seductive oversimplification is simply wrong.
What happens when something hitherto forgotten comes back and unleashes emotional and psychological chaos? Cecilia begins to unravel the source of her issues and comes to a conclusion that couples courage with resolution…
Jacqueline asks a very pertinent question – how sure are we when certain results indicate “vulnerability” that the person will go on to develop a mental illness?
She talks about mental health, Meeting for Minds and our recent living art installation with artist Andrew Baines.
Curieux de découvrir des recherches qui étudient le cerveau ? Curieux d’entendre les réflexions et questions de personnes concernées par des troubles