The Heart-Brain-Gut Connection: How Three Axes Maintain Stability Through Change
The heart-brain axis and the gut-brain axis are not separate systems. They share the same nerve, immune mediators, and stress hormones. Their shared purpose is allostasis, meaning stability through change.
New Discoveries About How Your Brain Cleans House While You Sleep
When you fall asleep, your brain shifts from a tightly controlled, one-way traffic pattern of blood and fluid flow into something more like a washing machine.
Emerging Links Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Alzheimer’s Disease:
Adults with autism are approximately 2.6 times more likely to develop early-onset dementia than the general population, even after adjusting for known risk factors
Resilience Is Brain Network Reorganization Following a Stressor
The moment that tells you the most about a client's regulatory capacity is not the first spike of distress. It is the recovery window, when the brain actively reorganizes its networks.
Sample Drift Threatens ADHD Assessment Accuracy
When the person sitting across from you looks different from that sample, the diagnostic accuracy you learned about in training starts to drift.