Science of Thought | Caroline Leaf | TEDxOaksChristianSchool

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Dr. Caroline Leaf describes her "Science of Thought" process and how she developed tools and processes that help people develop and change their thinking and subsequent behavior.

Dr. Caroline Leaf studies the mind-brain connection and she is a cognitive neuroscientist with a PhD in Communication Pathology specializing in Neuropsychology.

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As a person with brain damage from a car wreck, her mental strategies have really helped me a lot. I'm still working on it, but so far it's been really nice to finally have hope.

conversationswithkat

As a man thinks, so he is - proverbs 23:7

Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind - romans 12:2

I love how science is finally catching up with what God has already spoken. Thank you Dr. Leaf

nicolemarie

Another South African here! How wonderful to hear a South African in a TED talk.

Corrans

Multiple concussions, recovering addict/alcoholic, and Child of God. Priscilla Schirer mentioned Dr Caroline Leaf and I'm so blessed to have found her💝

godzfamileeful

I feel profoundly proud to translate her books into Arabic.She is really great and direct.

lailaelbadry

You are not what you think you are but what you think, you are.

PaulEastham

“when you direct your attention, change happens and you’re not a victim of your biology.”
- Dr. Caroline Leaf

YES!! thank you, Dr. Leaf.

JoshLanger

So thrilled that somebody differentiates the mind and the brain.

theohuioiesin

South African here. THANK YOU, proud to have you representing us :)

reneedutoit

Thank you so much Dr. Caroline.
This is exactly the message I need in this stage of my life. I heard about you and your book "Who switched off my brain" from my pastor today and decided to check you on youtube and this video popped up. After listening to this, I am heading straight to read the book.
You are such a great speaker with so much inspiration.
Thank you for the light you bring to the world.

okonyejoy

I was dropped from a bicycle in motion, on my head, as 3 year old, without helmet or child seat. First there was an enourmes pain, yet after that I felt like there was trouble with my eyesight.

I was a believer, and stil are, in the holy ghost, and prayed to the God of Love to heal me, and felt a proximety from a spirit, whom I felt look like Sigourney Weaver and called herself holy ghost worker.

The eye problem went away, & now a days I get a IQ score of 142, in an test of 100 being normal.

I'm not sure if it was the blow to the head, that smacked me sharp, but I do believe in God is Love, and miracles are verry possible

indigodsm

This rings so much truth to me. I'm actually going through the detox program. It's been very freeing uplifting and I definitely feel a real change and transformation taking place.

katherinequesada

You are what Christianity is about. You are a change agent! You inspire me to greatness. God continue to bless you.

gpinkard

I've made most of my changes between ages 42 to 52, just by being more mindful. I believe the real factor that we interpret as change is our understanding. When we take time to expand our understanding, we are actually taking time to make use of the knowledge we already possess. Basically exploring our past realizations, and by appreciate concepts from new perspectives or aspects, these ideas evolve and change, and therefore our newfound appreciation about what is and what is not, the significance and scope of the impact these ideas have on our reality, this then appreciates our existing assets (knowledge), and therefore we as a person are appreciated (increased value), we experience this change by how we feel about life and ourselves.

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