Brain Blogging Carnival

Brain Blogging, Twenty-Third Edition

December 14, 2007 | By Shaheen E Lakhan, MS, MEd, PhD | Share, Save, and Bookmark | 0 Comments

Welcome to the twenty-third edition of Brain Blogging — a semi-monthly blog carnival that aims to review posts “related to the brain and mind that go beyond the basic sciences into a more human and multidimensional perspective.”

Please remember to submit your blog entries using the online submission form. We will do our best to review and include your entry! Enjoy your readingsâ€¦

Memory & Cognition

Galba Bright presents How To Make 2008 Your Best Year Ever – 22 Energizing Emotional Intelligence Tips posted at Tune Up Your EQ.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Physical and Mental Exercise: Why Pitch One Against the other? posted at SharpBrains, saying, “A letter to the editor stressing the value of research-based cognitive training”

Bryn Robinson presents Snapshot posted at www.innkblotz.ca, saying, “Video clip of an autistic artist with a truly mind-blowing capacity for memory – a true photographic memory that retains minute details of objects seen only for a few seconds.”

Personal Stories

cerebralmum presents Beyond the atrium? posted at The Cerebral Mum, saying, “This is the story of my first counseling session to deal with depression.”

Stephen Joseph presents You Too Might Be Able To See Without Glasses posted at Steve H Joseph’s Creativity Blog, saying, “When I started studying personal growth I learned about the various connections between the body and the mind. What I experienced from experimenting blew me away.”

Self Awareness

Dan-O presents Have You Benefited from the Revolutionary Magic of Internet Self Help? posted at Danogo.com – Discover. Inspiring . Media, saying, “Highly informative article about how the Web has changed self help and a huge resource of online personal development information.”

Matthew Spears presents Emotions as beauty itself posted at Loving Awareness, saying, “This deals with a different way of looking at intense emotions, especially those related to past sexual abuse. By seeing them as beauty itself, it can bypass self-contempt, condemnation, and destructive attempts to “fix” ourselves that are really more subtle attempts of the same thing.”

John Crenshaw presents He Tells Me To Burn Things posted at Dominate Your Life, saying, “How do you distinguish good advice from bad, how do you know when someone is just telling you to ‘burn things?’”

State of Mind

Hal Sommerschield, Ph.D. presents Modern-Day Pavlovian Conditioning posted at North Star Mental Fitness Blog.

Lucynda Riley presents Apple Cider Vinegar and Euphoria posted at Quietly Into the Night.

Daniel Roach presents Change Any Habit: Creating a Ritual For Success posted at Daniel Roach.Org, saying, “A look into the way our brains can make a habit out of success.”

Talina Norris presents So how do you feel today? What are you waiting for? posted at Harvest of Daily Life.

Pat B. Doyle presents How We Can Find Healing in Nature posted at Barton Pond Feng Shui.

Albert Foong presents Psychology’s unique contribution to your Compassion and Self-Esteem posted at Urban Monk.

Studies

Chris Christensen presents Education Does Not Prevent Alzheimer’s posted at Inside Chris’s Head.

GrrlScientist presents Lovebird Behavior: Nature or Nurture? posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, “When a hybrid animal has two different and competing innate behaviors to accomplish a specific task, which do they choose, and why?”