AFTER READING THE UPWARD SPIRAL: USING NEUROSCIENCE TO REVERSE THE COURSE OF DEPRESSION, ONE SMALL CHANGE AT A TIME by Alex Korb, PhD - 9 Lessons I Learned About Neuroscience, Small Changes, and Emotional Healing - John Korsh
AFTER READING THE UPWARD SPIRAL: USING NEUROSCIENCE TO REVERSE THE COURSE OF DEPRESSION, ONE SMALL CHANGE AT A TIME by Alex Korb, PhD - 9 Lessons I Learned About Neuroscience, Small Changes, and Emotional Healing
When people talk about change, they often imagine something sweeping, almost cinematic. A sudden breakthrough, a grand revelation, or an act of sheer willpower that flips life on its head.
But more often than not, change is quiet. It is subtle. It comes in increments so small that you might not even notice them until one day you look up and realize the world feels a little different.
That is what Alex Korbâs The Upward Spiral is about: the science of small changes and the surprising power they hold over our emotions.
What struck me most in reading this book was how familiar it all felt. We have all been caught in what Korb calls a downward spiralâthe days when nothing feels worth doing, when decisions feel heavy, when the act of getting out of bed is a negotiation with ourselves.
Itâs tempting to believe these spirals are the result of weakness or failure. But neuroscience tells a different story. These spirals are patterns, loops in the brain reinforced by chemistry and habit. And if patterns can pull us down, then patternsâdifferent patternsâcan pull us back up.
Grab a copy of this book now!
AFTER READING THE UPWARD SPIRAL: USING NEUROSCIENCE TO REVERSE THE COURSE OF DEPRESSION, ONE SMALL CHANGE AT A TIME by Alex Korb, PhD - 9 Lessons I Learned About Neuroscience, Small Changes, and Emotional Healing - John Korsh
AFTER READING THE UPWARD SPIRAL: USING NEUROSCIENCE TO REVERSE THE COURSE OF DEPRESSION, ONE SMALL CHANGE AT A TIME by Alex Korb, PhD - 9 Lessons I Learned About Neuroscience, Small Changes, and Emotional Healing
When people talk about change, they often imagine something sweeping, almost cinematic. A sudden breakthrough, a grand revelation, or an act of sheer willpower that flips life on its head.
But more often than not, change is quiet. It is subtle. It comes in increments so small that you might not even notice them until one day you look up and realize the world feels a little different.
That is what Alex Korbâs The Upward Spiral is about: the science of small changes and the surprising power they hold over our emotions.
What struck me most in reading this book was how familiar it all felt. We have all been caught in what Korb calls a downward spiralâthe days when nothing feels worth doing, when decisions feel heavy, when the act of getting out of bed is a negotiation with ourselves.
Itâs tempting to believe these spirals are the result of weakness or failure. But neuroscience tells a different story. These spirals are patterns, loops in the brain reinforced by chemistry and habit. And if patterns can pull us down, then patternsâdifferent patternsâcan pull us back up.
Grab a copy of this book now!