A new study on silence found that three days of intentional silence causes the brain to begin functionally and physically rewiring itself, with changes comparable to what might be ...

We physically rewire our brain so we process our environment ... plasticity as a result of experience, according to Dr. Charles Gross, a Princeton University neuroscientist.

The human brain has the remarkable ability to rewire itself. It is known as neuroplasticity: the synapses in the brain get stronger when they are faced with new behaviors or environmental factors.

The ‘Dickens Method,’ inspired by the life-altering experiences of characters in Charles Dickens’s novels ... In some instances, your brain ‘believes’ it’s in the past or in the ...

The human brain has the remarkable ability to rewire itself. It's known as neuroplasticity; the synapses in the brain get stronger when they are faced with new behaviors or environmental factors.