It's All In Your Head
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Bringing blogs back. Neuroscientists. Carleton alum. Insatiable learners. The Neurds: @Claireadat @EmineTheStudent @em_hooker Jess Scheufen @TanisseTeale
Joined November 2021
Debating going back to school? Check out our newest post for sage advice on what to expect.
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To double down in December, I thought I would give an easy read on my experience of graduate school so far and what I didn't know going into it. It feels like in order to move forward, we must ask...
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After a lil hiatus, we are back with a new blog for all of our scientist followers 🤓 More lay blogs coming soon!
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After a hiatus, I have returned to writing as I realized how important accurate science communication can be in the hands of the public. Recently, I was invited to write a blog for the European...
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Our next post on Treatment Series talks about Electro-convulsive Therapy (ECT), by @EmineTheStudent .
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What comes to your mind when you hear "Electro-Convulsive Therapy"? Do you directly think about electro-shock and remember a movie scene? Maybe "One Flew Over Cuckoo's Nest"? If you say yes (I did),...
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Take 2 of the Treatment Series with our next post!.This time the topic is SSRI and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, go give it a read!!.
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Pharmacological interventions for psychiatric and neurological conditions often target neurotransmitters including dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. Nevertheless, first-line therapies for...
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The @AllInYourHeadSc blog took a little break, but we are back and ready to fill your timelines with more fascinating neuroscience! . This week @tanisse_epp writes about transcranial magnetic stimulation as part of the Treatment Series. Take a look!.
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Research has used a wide range of techniques to understand the role of specific brain regions. The one that has provided the most information about the causal links between a brain region and its...
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RT @CanadianForces: On #RemembranceDay, we acknowledge the courage and sacrifice of those who served their country and acknowledge our resp….
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RT @RoyalCdnLegion: Today, Canada’s Fallen will not be forgotten. Join us in observing a moment of silence at 11:00 am to mark the sacrific….
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RT @pain_canada: It’s #NPAW2022. Did you know Indigenous peoples are less likely to seek and access care due to their pain often being mini….
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RT @cope_study: In our @cope_study #research, we spoke to many women living with #chronicpain who shared that gender biases in our healthca….
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RT @CPHO_Canada: #ChronicPain is often invisible and can impact quality of life, including mental and emotional health. Learn about chron….
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RT @pain_canada: Did you know chronic pain was only recently recognized by @WHO as a disease in its own right? This National Pain Awareness….
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This week is National Pain Awareness Week #NPAW2022 and in honour we have posted our first blog of our #pain series yesterday, take a look!.
While Canada is a leader in pain research, it can take years before research is translated into practice. We need more knowledge translation initiatives to advance the way pain is understood and treated in the real world. #NPAW2022 #PrioritizePain
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Our blog's series on #Pain would be remiss if we did not discuss the ongoing opioid crisis. See @tanisse_epp's blog: "The Overlooked Epidemic: A Discussion on the Canadian Opioid Crisis.".
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The COVID-19 pandemic has vastly consumed our news channels, daily conversations, government policies, and hygiene practices for the past two years. With the pandemic taking up most of our airwaves,...
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We are closing our #music series, and starting a new series on #pain! @EmineTheStudent talks about how music can make our lives better, even with it comes to pain. Check it out!.
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We talked about music therapy in various contexts. To close our music series and start a new series on “pain,” we thought talking about how music affects pain perception would be a good topic to...
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Did you know that music education teaches us more than rhythm? The next post in our music series looks into the social and emotional learning aspects of participating in music. Check it out!
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We are exposed to several important social and learning environments throughout development such as school, daycare, extracurricular activities, the workplace, and our home. As a child, the environ...
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As therapeutic as music is, does it have negative effects? Can the feelings of the artist influence the feeling of the listener? .
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Many people use music as a form of therapy. It makes us glow when we're happy and it helps us heal when we're blue. Over the past 20-25 years, an increase in mental health conversation has arose (1)....
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As a part of our Music Series, our next blog looks at how music can be used to treat addiction. Who would have thought?!.
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Drug addiction is a worldwide epidemic, with the number of drug overdose deaths increasing by nearly 5% from 2018 to 2019 and has quadrupled since 1999. Despite the promising advances in biopsychos...
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After a long summer break, we are back!.Starting a new series: Music and the brain🎶🧠.Is there anything you are curious about when it comes to music and the brain? Let us know!.
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I never met someone who says they don’t like music. Music is accepted as a universal language, enjoyed by all cultures. Yet, despite being universal, there are many different types of music. We like...
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An episode not to miss! By @MindingtheBrain on the effects of #alcohol on our brain and the staggering statistics on its use.
Did you know scientists don’t really know how #alcohol works in the brain?. Recording this episode made me reevaluate my relationship with drinking. Learn about this and more on our latest episode on alcohol. 👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿.
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