Organisational psychologist Ingra du Buisson-Narsai discusses the role of neuroscience in helping young people navigate post-school life and shape their futures.
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In a world marked by constant change and challenges, the journey from school to adulthood is a dynamic experience that can be both exciting and overwhelming. Award-winning organisational psychologist Ingra du Buisson-Narsai is renowned for her expertise in applied neuroscience and its impact on human flourishing. She believes that neuroscience can be a valuable tool in aiding young people as they navigate the challenges of post-school life and begin to actively shape their futures.Fight, Flight and Flourish: How Neuroscience Can Unlock Human Potential , not only identifies and dissects stress responses but also delves into fundamental strategies for fostering “an upward spiral of flourishing
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