Interoception: the new science of mental health - with Camilla Nord
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2024
- How do our bodily processes affect our mental health?
Join neuroscientist Dr Camilla Nord as she explores how our metabolic systems can affect the way we think and feel. Accompanied by Dr Hugo Fleming and James Downs, they explore how interoception can be studied in experimental research and applied in daily life.
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Camilla Nord leads the Mental Health Neuroscience Lab at the University of Cambridge. Her lab explores the brain, body, and cognitive changes that drive mental health and disorder. Her lab’s aim is to translate insights from neuroscience into improved treatments for mental health conditions, whether that’s by making better use of our current treatment arsenal by targeting treatments to personalised brain or cognitive profiles, or inventing novel, neuroscience-based treatments that might be better able to treat disabling symptoms of mental health conditions.
Camilla was named a Rising Star by the US Association for Psychological Science, received the Young Scientist Award from the European Society of Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, and has been awarded over £14 million in research funding, including from Wellcome and the Medical Research Council (MRC). Her work has been widely featured in the media, including in the Sunday Times, BBC’s The Naked Scientist, and the New Statesman. Her first book, The Balanced Brain (Allen Lane) was named one of the FT’s ‘Best books of the year’ in 2023.
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Well, my PhD was in interaction between body and mind in panic attacks. We looked at the blood, saliva, food and various questionnaires. It was in 1999. And nobody wanted to finance further research. :)
I don't know if you can use any of my findings or ideas.
I'm schizophrenic and I wanted to let you know your gorgeous
Interpreting fatigue as hunger is a problem for many people.
This is not new. The Yoga Biomedical Trust was thriving at Cambridge University, under the direction of Dr Robin Monroe, in the 1980’s. They published an extensive bibliography (1989 ?). Eventually they became part of the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
A similar group operated in Paris, under the direction of Michelins Flak and Jacques de Coulom, and Recherche sur le Yoga dans l’Education. They held conferences and had direct input into the Cambridge group.
See, what you've done here, is watch a video about frozen yogurt, and how it's different from ice-cream, and then left a comment about how cows have been producing milk, even before being domesticated by humans...
@@ZippyLerouxYour point is well taken. My interest is in the evolution of the discipline.
Incredibly interesting - thank you for posting.
I'd be able to tell artificial sweetener in a second but that's just me
thanks that was interesting, I think there are also instances of heightened interoception for instance in IBS patients suffering from visceral hypersensitivity. it really shows how the body can influence the mind and viceversa. future research should try to unveil those reciprocal dynamics
Cover C-PTSD and somatic experiencing
Those with "social anxiety" type personalities, both the autistic types and the more histrionic types (together making up a majority of the human population right now), will indeed benefit from some training as to how to interpret and use their own physical feelings, as well as their emotions (which model their relationships to others) to better serve their needs.
Awesome.
Hangry - I ❤that term.
Interception
Blood sugar levels
Heart beats
I’d like to get a list of physiological sensors and measurements
Wonderful. I learned so much. It is so comfortable to listen to you; your 2 associates as well 🎉🎉🎉❤
She keeps looking at the yoga teacher's chest.
"Hey! I'm up here!"
The vagus nerve is the body's information super highway.
" Что бы тела и душа были молоды, были молоды, ты не бойся не жары и ни холода ..... ", в этом истоки начала исследования. Слабо осознавая суть как процесса механика которого относится к материи, и Человека пришедшего в этот материальный процесс, но, Человек приходит не только в процесс материи, а самое основное в ячейку общества людей " Семью", а затем в более сложное общество. От воли Человека зависят многие материальные процессы тела, но, человека как Личность может Воспитать только общество с моралью и ответственностью, и когда человек созревает в обществе то становится Личностью способной брать на себя ответственность как за работу своего тела так и, при определённых знаниях с желанием и доверием общества, за работу механики структур организаций государства. Механика естественного интеллекта в процессе естественного отбора тела человека, это одно, но воспитание в коллективе Личности и воля личности при управлении процессами тела невзирая на вроде выявленные проблемы ( которые заживут) это совершенно другое. Однако, процессы в материи и наша воля. могут быть гармонизированы при раскрытии истоков процессов. Здоровье общества людей одна из основ здоровья Человека, и воля человека является одной из основ здоровья как тела человека так и общества людей. Всё не просто переплетается, а находится в одном котле, как говаривал Михал Сергеевич " Глубжее надо и ширше".
Why do all these comments sound like bots?
It’s a weird development. My human comments on the other hand often disappear for no reason.
I thought you were joking then I started reading the comments I think a few are bots.
@@mrmagickkarp6132 They are so random talking about the video quality and what not.
coz the bots love learning from youtube videos, spare ur discrimination
Can v know the biography of the speaker
In description there is more detail
She's Not There
I've never mistaken hunger for anger. Is this even a real thing or just something people think happens?
The mere fact that it apparently did not occur for you does not mean that it is not real.
Bro this girl is epstein
everyone but the academic world seems to have mental health.
it is a true statement. a none academic has never sat down with a none academic and shared their thoughts.
"Mental health" is not a compelling model of the mind and its myriad dysfunctions as these dysfunctions are essentially subjective. This research thrust is more scientism than science; an updated esotericism or astral projection. The flavour of hubris is all to familiar, however, in these self-proclaimed "experts," whom increasingly seem like cultists. They've probably just become a little too enamoured with their Yoga!
The fact this topic seems novel & even surprising for 'professionals' is ridiculous, they seem oblivious to the fact western lifestyle is FAR from human natural habitat...
The fact these young people have to experiment with mild discomfort is insanity.
Well-fed people like these middle class snowflakes who haven't gone a DAY without food, hardly surprising they are sensitive to trivial inputs.
And a constant diet of sugar & caffeine... whether carnivore or vegan, cultural norms of alcohol etc...
Trying to use yoga or some other woowoo is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
Meanwhile people in ironically termed 'less developed ' nations can survive & thrive on basic foods without the toxic packaged garbage - and just get on with life without whining about how hangry they get if they missed their Starbucks.
Self-absorbed drivel. Is this the Royal Institution?
Not against learning more, but,...
Send (allot) more money for more research, because there are more people that don't really want to develop or produce anything of real value?
🤔😉
psychiatric disorders are not genetic, they are caused from how people trained their neural pathways to think. medication doesnt solve any "mental disorder", they just cover they symptoms. Having someone with schizophrenia take something that turns them into a zombie doesnt fix anything. psychologists and psychiatrist care about your problems and disorders until they quit making money off it.
Things I consider genetic are things like autism and down syndrome, I don't think all diagnosed with autism are actually autistic though, some people are just different from how they raised their brain to think from the experiences they've had. ADHD? Who coined that term? It's normal to not want to pay attention to things that don't interest you.
How is this relevant to schizophrenia ?
Interesting, but... This is to Science as Astrology is to Astronomy.
Астрономия для астролога один из наиважнейших инструментов, но, самое главное анализ увиденных процессов в карте на основе знаний уже имеющихся в прошлом. Синтезировать противоречия и выстраивать логичную картину очень сложно. Однако, есть интеллект данный нам по праву рождения, способность его обрабатывать данные просто огромна. Всё что нужно анализировать с выводами из анализа, может относится к науке. Впрочем, коли задать фундаментальные вопросы, то и наука станет профанацией.
Too many uncontrolled variables.
Согласен что переменных множество, однако, очень хороших биологов послушать и образование материальных локальностей довольно таки с множеством переменных. Но, естественный отбор в механики материальных процессов сложнейшая и слабо контролируемая задача. Тем не менее, в астрологии есть то что нет в науке, синтез противоречивых процессов, они же, как выяснилось в естественном отборе. Астролог с опытом жизни и знаниями очень даже востребован как специалист.@@SolaceEasy
She would be great in a starring role for a creepy movie.