The Neuroscience of Personal Growth: Exploring the Neural Dynamics of Change and Development

The last few decades have been characterized by tremendous progress in neuroscientific disciplines. There is a wealth of knowledge surrounding the inner workings of the brain, and the body of research is expanding exponentially. This work is an examination of some of the most fascinating research from the field through the prism of personal growth. It explores how we can we create, maintain, and continuously improve the neural architecture supportive of positive change and development. The book offers an analysis of the neural mechanics of personal growth, a working theory defining neuropsychological mechanisms that make up the matrix of consciousness, and a qualitatively new framework for psychologist-client interaction rooted in deep understanding of and appreciation for the neuroscience and the phenomenology of change and growth. This book is for helping professionals who wish to shift focus from the concept of treating a symptom/an illness/a person to the one of assisting people in their development, for anyone passionate about facilitating positive change and growth, and for those of you who see the process of self-discovery and improvement as a perpetual yet noble quest.