Stefanie Faye | Neuro-Mechanics of Mindset: How our Past Affects the Present | Talks at Google

Neuroscience specialist Stefanie Faye discusses neurophysiology and its connection to mental health, drawing from her book Biomechanics of Human Communication: Neurophysiology, Regulation, and Systems Thinking.
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Stefanie currently offers a neuroscience for coaches program, where she trains coaches & consultants on how to leverage neuroscience to enhance their services and attract more clients. Learn more by visiting stefaniefaye.com/neuroscience....
Stefanie Faye is a neuroscience specialist with expertise in optimizing learning, performance, attentional control, cognitive flexibility, neurodiverse challenges and emotion regulation using biofeedback, neurotechnology, cognitive training and frameworks that integrate childhood experiences and family systems. Her graduate degree from New York University and fieldwork at the NYU Institute for Prevention Science focused on neuroplasticity, empathy and emotion regulation. She has worked as a counselor, cognitive trainer, reading therapist, research analyst, coordinator of learning programs, and has analyzed many physiological aspects of nervous system states and brain functioning including electric conductance of the skin (GSR), facial electromyography (EMG), heart rate variability and quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG). She integrates all of this with her experience training in monasteries with meditation masters from Vietnam, India and West Africa.
Moderated by Mike Abrams.
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Yes! We are complex dynamic-adaptive systems that develop through serve-and-return feedback mechanisms 🥰 thank you for perspective!

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