Neurobiology / Brain Research confirms the principles of bionic healing Mental health from the perspective of neurobiology The neurologist and brain researcher Dr. Gerald Huether (Psychiatric Hospital of the University of Göttingen) describes in a lecture delivered on 5.12.2009, that is according to the latest findings of brain research is not the brain at birth formed fix, as science has adopted a few years ago, but life is plastic and malleable.
This shows plasticity of the brain already before birth. Already in the prenatal period our life is created in the brain, a finely woven network of relationships between body and brain, so-called grid cell interconnection. Our brains
take during pregnancy all true, what is happening around us. Through the experiences of this time, for example, creativity and openness due out - as well as permanent physical damage. Because these experiences lead to attitudes and attitudes - and this results ultimately behavior.
far was the basic approach: If people behave themselves on the wrong way for them, this behavior must be changed. Therefore, there are numerous programs to change health behavior, the Learning behaviors that work behavior, the behavior of partners ...
Because of the now present neurobiological knowledge, this direct approach does not work. The behavior is not directly modifiable. What needs to change is - technically seen brain - that which controls the behavior: attitudes, internal settings that are responsible for ensuring that people behave the way they behave. And did these attitudes, internal attitudes are based on experience. So to achieve a change in behavior, it is necessary that people make new experiences. It is essential that these new and different experiences accompanied are of emotional depth.
With these latest findings of brain research according to Prof. Dr. Huether initiated a paradigm shift that over wide areas of our social interaction must cover.
Psycho Bionics has worked for more than 20 years following these principles. The lecture was broadcast by ORF Radio Vorarlberg on 27/02/2010 and can be nachgehört
here.