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BIG IDEAS FORUM

Event Type: Adult
Age Group(s): Adults, Teens
Date: 11/2/2015
Start Time: 6:45 PM
End Time: 8:15 PM
Description:
 Research has documented that our brains are not hardwired and static but have an amazing ability to change — physically, functionally, and chemically — throughout our lives. It’s called neuro-plasticity. This ability plays an incredibly important role in our brain development and in shaping our distinct personalities.
Further, it is by plasticity our brains can overcome setbacks inflicted some by medical events, and it is also what makes it possible for humans to train our brain to change, to adapt to new conditions, to new environments. Some of the most remarkable intellectual accomplishments were achieved by individuals with brain damage and even low IQ - demonstrating that the brain has its ways to overcome such obstacles.
This evening, we will take a look at where science is today in understanding the brain and what we all can do to keep this three pound organ fit.

Registration is recommended.

This program is co-sponsored by the New Friends of the North Valley Library.


Library: North Valley Regional    Library location
Registration Ends: 11/2/2015 at 6:45 PM
Contact: Pamela Blair-Sheldon
Contact Number: 602.652.3301
Status: Closed


We're sorry. The registration deadline was 11/2/2015 at 6:45 PM.