Complexe ou Laminaire ?
Mmouais… Cela fait quelques temps que je vois passer ce mot dans le petit monde des surdoués et chaque fois je trouve bien confus ce que je lis autour de tout ça… sans pour autant prendre le temps de m’y […]
Neurophysiology
La vision du burn-out à la lumière d’Henri Laborit
Sur son site “Le Carrefour du Futur“, Joël de Rosnay, Directeur de la Prospective et de l’Evaluation à la Cité des Sciences et de l’Insdustrie (Paris) a rédigé un hommage à Henri Laborit : “L’oeuvre d’Henri Laborit marque l’entrée dans […]
(Français) Mieux vivre et gérer son hypersensibilité et ses émotions
L’hypersensibilité, vaste sujet : tout devient facilement “trop”, surtout quand on est pris dans un engrenage d’activités et de contraintes sociales. Cet état est une partie intégrante de la personnalité des surdoués, c’est une réalité neurophysiologique. Ca part de loin, […]
(Français) La synesthésie, modèles explicatifs (2/3)
How about synaesthesia ? (1/3)
Synesthesia (also spelled synæsthesia or synaesthesia, plural synesthesiae or synaesthesiae), from the ancient Greek σύν (syn), “together,” and αἴσθησις (aisthēsis), “sensation,” is a neurologically based condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences […]
Testosterone and autism
The opposition testostérone / sérotonin always remains in my mind as I surf on the web, tracking information related to giftedness… I happened to read a post from a french blog dedicated to Scientic Information on Autism The post translated […]
About dopamine
Neurotransmettors have interested me a lot all along these summer weeks… Here is an article I have found : Dopamine System in Highly Creative People Similar to That Seen in Schizophrenics, Study Finds New research shows a possible explanation for […]
On serotonin
The following post is just food for thinking. I wonder about serotonin, a neurotransmettor. Bill Tillier’s text mentions the role of serotonin in creative individuals’ mood. As a matter of fact, by reading numerous other documents, I came to think […]
Positive Disintegration and SSRI – When psychology and chemistry have to meet on a common ground
“What does not kill makes one stronger” is a maxim which could well apply to self- knowledge, since there has long been a philosophical tradition which links suffering and personal developmentl. In a former post (“Be greeted psychoneurotics !“) I […]