Brain ever changing: Neuroplasticity and its role in mental health

A neuro-researcher’s view of the dynamic, bidirectional interplay of brain and body, and the protective and destructive implications for both our mental and physical health

Dr Andi Horvath

Published 11 August 2015

Episode 344

On this episode of the Up Close podcast, behavioural neuroscientist Professor Anthony Hannan talks about the therapeutic implications of brain neuroplasticity –how the brain can rewire itself in response to experience.

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