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“Neumann draws a parallel between the infant's initial state of absolute wholeness, where the ego is submerged in the unconscious realm of uroboric unity. As the ego emerges, we experience a painful sense of separation from this unitary state, as well as from the intimate connection to life. The pinnacle of psychological growth becomes attaining once more that lost condition of original integration, but this time with full conscious awareness under the leadership of the Self.”

“Neural science, which is the study of the brain, tells us that we have up to one billion brain cells with thousands of branches that communicate with each other much like a complex highway system. The more we attend to something, or the more we engage in certain behaviors, the more those particular cells communicate and the pathways between them deepen. This is how our values, our beliefs, and our motivations are actually formed.”

“Neurobiological differences have been demonstrated between dissociative identities within patients with DID and between patients with DID and controls. Given the current evidence, DID as a diagnostic entity cannot be explained as a phenomenon created by iatrogenic influences, suggestibility, malingering, or social role-taking. On the contrary, DID is an empirically robust chronic psychiatric disorder based on neurobiological, cognitive, and interpersonal non-integration as a response to unbearable stress. While current evidence is sufficient to firmly establish this etiological stance, given the wide opportunities for innovative research, the disorder is still understudied.”

“Neurobiologists have traced the apparent absence of social fear to abnormalities in the amygdalae of people with Williams. These almond-shaped clusters of neuclei, buried deep in the brain, help process emotions and regulate our fight-or-flight response to danger. In people with Williams, they react more dramatically than normal to images of disasters, such as fires, or plane crashes, which researchers think may explain why people with Williams often develop anxiety disorders. Conversely, they respond with abnormal indifference to images of people making fearful or angry facial expressions. The amygdalae of people without Williams tend to be extremely sensitive to those expressions since we have evolved to see them as warnings. Getting to close to a hostile person, or an aggressive ape, probably cost many of our ancestors their lives. Seeing a look of panic on someone else's face and starting to run probably saved the lives of many more.”

“NeuroFlex ACT carries a beautiful truth: your brain isn’t broken. It’s wonderfully capable of change, ready to help you live as your truest self. The science of neuroplasticity gives us incredible hope: those old patterns that feel heavy and permanent are simply learned reactions. With gentleness and patience, they can transform into chosen, values-aligned responses. You don’t have to fight yourself anymore. You can learn to move with life’s ups and downs, letting your deepest values guide you like a warm light through any storm. Each small, kind step you take toward what matters most isn’t just coping, it’s creating. This isn’t about fixing what’s wrong. It’s about discovering what’s already beautifully right within you, and letting it shine.”

“NeuroFlex ACT is built on a deep understanding that neurodivergent brains process the world in unique ways. It's not about trying to make your brain fit into a neurotypical mold. It's about providing a framework that works with your specific wiring.”

“NeuroFlex ACT is built on a simple but powerful truth: your brain is built to adapt. It learns, rewires, and reshapes itself in response to how you think, feel, and act, every single day.”

“NeuroFlex ACT is rooted in the neurodiversity paradigm. It sees your brain not as a problem to be solved, but as a unique ecosystem to be understood, respected, and supported.”

“Neurologii au confirmat că dependența de electronice a "recalibrat" creierul uman, diminuând durata atenției, și afectând calitatea somnului. De fapt, și adulții puteau observa că li se întâmplă același lucru, după cum și eu s-au retras din lumea fizică în mesaje și postări. Termenul de "distracted parenting" a fost inventat pentru a înfățișa părintele care este atent din ce în ce mai puțin la propriul copil din cauza incapacității de a lăsa deoparte câteva ore pe zi dispozitivul electronic. Și cum ar putea să procedeze un părinte, când chiar școala solicită tot mai mult utilizarea laptopurilor și a iPad-urilor ca instrumente de învățare? Micile ecrane par a fi acaparat lumea cu totul.”

“Neuronigger (Sonnet 2316) Call me pilgrim or call me beggar, you be my Shams, I, your Mevlana. Call me neuro or call me nigger, to some I'm Valium, to others Viagra. Without salt from the South of Earth, world philosophy, world science, world poetry, all collapse into dust. Wipe the south from history, you wipe out culture and civilization, wipe the north, you spare the planet the most uncivilized of criminals. Yet, holocaust for holocaust leaves humanity in plaster cast; human defends human, dreams this Neuronigger.”