Neuroplasticity: The Art and Science of Brain Transformation

Neuroplasticity: The Art and Science of Brain Transformation
is about the brain’s ability to reshape itself. It emphasizes the
impact of learning, stimuli, and creative activities. It covers
basic neuroplasticity principles and mechanisms, like synaptic
restructuring. These drive the brain’s adaptability. Readers will
learn about the benefits of being multilingual. They will learn how
social interactions and environments affect the brain.

The book explains how music, art, and mindfulness affect our
brains and improve our emotional and mental health. It also
examines controversial topics, including the neuroplastic effects of
psychedelics and olfactory stimulation. The text discusses clinical
implications and includes chapters on psychotherapy, addiction,
and neuroplastic changes in schizophrenia, offering practical
insights for healthcare professionals.

This book is intended for researchers, students, clinicians, and
neuroscience enthusiasts. It connects scientific knowledge with
real-world applications and provides an engaging, in-depth
exploration of the art and science of brain change.

Selen Gür Özmen, PhD, is a neurologist and cognitive neuroscientist at Bahçeşehir University. Her research focuses on neuroplasticity, cognitive rehabilitation, headache disorders, and non-invasive brain stimulation in aging, dementia, and cognitive impairments.

Aygül Köseoğlu Kurt is a physical therapist and Ph.D. candidate at Bahçeşehir University. Her research focuses on pelvic floor rehabilitation and cervical proprioception, particularly in pediatric urinary incontinence. Her work has appeared in leading rehabilitation journals.