Neuroscience of Device Zombies | Kathryn Berkett | TEDxTauranga
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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As a Neuroscience trainer, Kathryn is apprehensively watching for the dawning of the device-zombie-apocalypse. She is concerned about society's willingness to allow young people’s brains to be so heavily exposed to addictive and possibly damaging, screen based technology.
Kathryn has dedicated 22 years to understanding how extreme trauma impacts the developing brain. She has a Masters degree in Educational Psychology and is a certified Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics Practitioner
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Mother to two adolescent children, Kathryn has dedicated 22 years to understanding how extreme trauma impacts the developing brain. Holding a Masters in Educational Psychology and certification as a Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics Practitioner, she now uses her skills to train others and to develop interventions that assist reparation of the physical and psychological aspects of impacted brains.
Armed with the knowledge that trauma can have huge emotional, behavioural and physical outcomes, Kathryn is passionate about sharing information with the wider community through her work. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Really enjoyed your presentation in Christchurch
I am going to recommend this to some of my friends and family members.
Personally I really enjoyed your TEDx presentation and I hope many more people find this and listen. 🏆😄
Thank you for this! We all need to step up!
Oh how brilliant. Top class on point presentstion of research.
Great job, Kathryn!
Awesome Kathryn!
Outstanding Presentation Kathryn just like I knew you could
Thanks Peter. I learnt a lot from an amazing manager I once worked with! Push boundaries, be confident, believe in yourself! Take care
Love you training. Well worth every minute.
Great job Kathryn. Very interesting presentation.
What an amazing insight. I can now see where I need to start improving. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Totally agree I can't be far from my device, but living in isolated area I need to access my device
That's rather good.
An amazing women and really puts things into easy to understand language
Device addiction is fuelling narcissism, bigtime
as soon as I heard people are addicted to screens, I left
Interesting negative comments
They used to say the same thing about us reading comics!
Good point David. However, if we scanned your brain and measured your level of stress response when reading comics, we would get incredibly different calculations. There are fundamental differences between some screen use and reading comics when we use neuroscience. But as with all things, balance is the key. This talk was about informing and empowering people to recognise how and why balance is key.
Omg I'm on my phone watching you now 🤢
This is a good video to watch, and it doesn't just apply to millennials. won't let me paste a link, it's called, Millennial Generation This Is Why You Don't Succeed - Simon Sinek
I have just watched it Chris. Thanks for the recommendation. It is great! I will be promoting that link when I do my adolescent talks from now on. Thanks for sharing.
Was good until you started vilifying video games. Ended up a load of waffle. Totally agree that little kids shouldn't be staring at phones, but this went way off track, reminded me of a high school student trying to inflate the word count of an essay by speaking irrelevant nonsense.
>Only represents the speaker's personal views and understanding of neuroscience and myelination.
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