Podcast Interview with Dr. Norman Doidge
Dr. Doidge is the author of The Brain That Changes Itself. The book focuses on the remarkable findings of neuroplasticity, and includes a chapter on Barbara Young who created a cognitive remediation program for children with learning disabilities. Dr. Ginger Campbell interviews Dr. Doidge in this Podcast. See link.
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I have been involved in the fields of Learning Disabilities and Attention Disorders for the past 20 years as a teacher, educational assessor, principal, consultant, university instructor and author. Currently, I manage several companies that focus on the cognitive remediation of learning disorders and in improving brain functioning including the Eaton Arrowsmith School (www.eatonarrowsmithschool.com) and Eaton Brain Improvement Centre (www.eatonbrainimprovement.com). These companies focus on improving brain functioning of our clients using the Arrowsmith Program created by Barbara Young. I also started Magnussen School (www.magnussenschool.com) along with Kristin Harbut, Principal. Magnussen School focuses on developing an understanding of the emotional and neurodevelopmental profiles of students and matching these profiles with appropriate educational planning and goal setting. I am currently writing a book about the Arrowsmith Program and the Eaton Arrowsmith School entitled, Brain School: Children Who Changed Their Lives Through Educational Neuroplasticity.
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Thanks so much for mentioning the Brain Science Podcast.
Please note that I have moved my website. Here is the updated link:
<a href=”http://docartemis.com/brainsciencepodcast/2007/12/14/brain-science-podcast-26-author-norman-doidge-md-discusses-neuroplasticity/”http://docartemis.com/brainsciencepodcast/2007/12/14/brain-science-podcast-26-author-norman-doidge-md-discusses-neuroplasticity/
The one you used goes to the Archive, but it will still work.
Ginger Campbell, MD
Sorry about that:
http://docartemis.com/brainsciencepodcast/2007/12/14/brain-science-podcast-26-author-norman-doidge-md-discusses-neuroplasticity/
Thanks Dr. Campbell for the update. Also, thanks for all your work informing the public about neuroplasticity.