The Brain That Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph From the Frontiers of Brain Science

What the summary covers

1. A brain capable of change1 min
2. Balance through an unfamiliar sense3 min
3. Training a weak function2 min
4. Maps that respond to experience3 min
5. Desire and attachment can be learned3 min
6. Recovering use after a stroke3 min
7. Brain Lock Unlocked1 min
8. Pain2 min
9. Imagination2 min
10. Turning Our Ghosts into Ancestors3 min
11. Rejuvenation2 min
12. More than the Sum of Her Parts2 min
13. The Culturally Modified Brain2 min
14. Plasticity and the Idea of Progress1 min

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