Dr. Dan Siegel's Hand Model of the Brain

[iamlordstarbuilder]

This video was the singular catalyst for connecting psychology and neuroscience in my head, it just makes mental health and human behavior make so much more sense than everything else I've been taught about both.

[angelannie]

This video (as well as your other ones) is the BEST I have ever seen of the Brain and the way you have explained it, is magnificent! Thank you Daniel. If I lived in your area, I would have bought you a good bottle of red wine, or flowers for your house, or any other gift to tell you how valuable this teaching is!

[Olivia-bxmx]

Thank you for explaining the complexity of how the emotional and physiological brain works in a way that is easily understandable!
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I will apply this knowledge to my own life.
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[katrinakramlich]

This is a really great easy to understand explanation of the brain! I know play helps connect the brain too. Thanks for this to help me teach parents!

[TattooedPink]

Thank you! I've just learned about this, it's helping our family understand our diagnosis. A few of us are autistic adhd

[mr.y]

This knowledge of the human brain I will add to my brain.

[TheGigapops]

Transferred instantly to myself listening to The Mindful Brain in the drivers seat of my old truck.

[na_suwattana]

Very beautiful despite learning, hearing, and teaching this concept myself to parents!!! Thank you so much for your kind and wise wisdom

[yogawithcedar]

Brilliant! Informative & helpful, and I appreciate the humorous touch, especially your little wave at the end.

[saxhound]

I like your handy concept references, assuming people listening already know brain anatomy. A much wider audience would benefit instantly IF you would refer to your model for specific area functions, since it shows very clearly by size, shape and color, the relative location proximity to the brain stem. Thank You!

[meshmesh]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in such a easy and visual way so good and free. Would love to learn more from you at Siegel

[KhuyenNguyen-xkej]

We are in Viet Nam. We find this video is very helpful for everyone. May we get your approval to translate the script into Vietnamese for non-profit purpose?

[emskilled]

I wish I could hang this video on my wall. Wow, than you so much Dr. Dan Siegel!

[burning_buddha]

Thank you for this video Dan. Greetings from Austria ! ❤

[deboravichel]

Thanks for that helpful model of the brain!

[MochrieTVHotS]

At roughly 3:13, he says that the stem is the "oldest" part of the head-brain. By this, does he mean that it is the first area to form when we each individually grow, or that it developed early-on in our evolutionary paths?

[sandyhutchison]

I love this, but the sound is out of sync..? I'd like to share video with clients but it's hard with the sync problem. Is there a way to fix this or a re-recording somewhere? Thanks

[philipfowler]

Thank you so much for this explanation.

[staciafletcher]

I love this video but the audio is not matching the video. Is it just me?

[emzm]

I'm a school counselor and I teach this to my elementary students. One of my 5th graders had a question. What do you mean by our 200 million year old mammalian brain and 300 million year old reptilian brain? Did we evolve from reptiles?