Articles about The Brain

Embodied Imagination works within the liminal space between waking and sleep. Known as the hypnagogic state, this threshold of consciousness offers heightened receptivity...

Biomarkers are changing mental health care by helping clinicians identify conditions, personalise treatment, and monitor recovery through measurable biological signs such...

Often misunderstood and frequently misdiagnosed, conversion disorder, now known as Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder, describes real neurological symptoms that ari...

Neuropsychological assessment evaluates how brain function affects memory, attention, language, and problem-solving. Through structured tasks, it helps identify cognitive...

Cognition covers how we think, learn, remember, and solve problems. Cognitive assessment evaluates these mental processes, identifying strengths, difficulties, and change...

Neurodiversity: A Guide to Supporting Neurodivergent Individuals

Neurodevelopmental disorders affect how the brain develops, influencing learning, communication, behaviour, and daily life. Though challenges vary, early support and tail...

What if the world you experience is less a reflection of reality and more a prediction your brain is constantly refining? Modern neuroscience suggests perception is an ac...

For decades, people believed the brain was fixed after childhood. Neuroscience has since revealed that the brain remains capable of change throughout life. This ability, ...

Therapy isn’t just talking, it’s training the brain for change. Read on to explore how therapy reshapes neural pathways, why progress takes time, and how small, evidence-...

The demise of Pax Medica and the emergence of brain-based therapy.