Stress-the-Brain-and-Recovery - Physiology, neuroplasticity, and practical ways to support resilience - Kanthos House

Stress, the Brain, and Recovery: Physiology, neuroplasticity, and practical ways to support resilience

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Stress, the Brain, and Recovery explores how stress affects the body and brain, and how recovery is shaped by physiology, habits, and environment over time.

Format: Digital PDF
Publisher: Kanthos House
Delivery: Instant download after purchase
File Size: 10.50 MB
Length: 66 pages

Published by Kanthos House as part of the Kanthos Library

This publication explains key stress pathways, brain regions involved in stress processing, and the role of breath, movement, sleep, and cognitive reframing in supporting resilience.

The emphasis is on understanding stress as a biological and behavioural process, rather than something to simply suppress or eliminate.

Topics covered include:

  • Stress physiology and the HPA axis
  • Brain regions involved in stress and recovery
  • Neuroplasticity and adaptation
  • Breath, movement, and nervous system regulation
  • Long-term approaches to resilience