Brain Training

Maybe many of you know that science today is discovering that brains do not turn to cement after adolescence, they are still capable of evolving, even of fixing pre-existing problems. This ability of the brain to change is called ‘plasticity’. It means the brain can morph and take on new functions. The mechanism for such a change seems to be as simple as having a very strong focus and intention, maybe repetion.

Here is an example of Autistic children seemingly modifying their own brain functioning to alleviate some of their symtoms.

New Scientist News - Brain training can change autistic behaviour