Mindfulness and Neural Integration: Daniel Siegel, MD at TEDxStudioCityED
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Published 2012-05-02
Daniel Siegel, MD, is Clinical Professor of psychiatry at UCLA, Co-Director of Mindful Awareness Research Center, Executive Director of Mindsight Institute, author, and recipient of numerous awards and honorary fellowships.
This talk examines how relationships and reflection support the development of resilience in children and serve as the basic '3 R's" of a new internal education of the mind.
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All Comments (21)
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" When you have reflection, and you have relationships that are caring and connecting, you actually stimulate the growth of the integrative fibres in the brain. And these are the fibres that allow you to have resilience. ' That is Awesome - :)x
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Reflection, relationship, and resilience
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Loving all of this. With a reflection on the comment about the mom carrying her 1 1/2 year old while texting for 2 1/2 blocks. You can’t know why she was doing what she was doing. Perhaps she’s exhausted from lack of sleep, has no support at home, managed to get her fussy toddler out the door and soothed and what you saw was her only moment to be texting her therapist or a suicide helpline because she’s at her limit and reaching out for support? Maybe she was just tuned out and missed that moment, but it’s not knowable unless you asked her. We all have to watch the stories we tell ourselves about others, and then judge those people based on our own stories.
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Gawwwd I love this guy...what a beautiful human being... one of the best Ted talks ever!
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Wonderful video. It is incredible how he can simplify difficult concepts and explain easily. Outstanding
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There is so much beauty in your words! I am humbled by your wisdom. Tank You!
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Great explanation of the foundation of neuro-relationships.
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I love this 'No Prefrontal Cortex Left Behind'-policy! :-)
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Great video, I wonder why I'm just seeing it. I also wonder why it doesn't have millions of views having stayed for 9 years.
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thanks so much Dr. Siegel for this succinct explanation of how the brain works!
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I think saying that if you want to be happier think about someone else can be a dangerous thing to say for some people.For some people they have been thinking about everyone else but themselves quite a lot.For some people thinking about themselves is what they really need to be doing and not being made to feel guilty or selfish for doing so.
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Fantastic presentation! Thank you
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Wow, what a way to explain things! Bravo!
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Brilliant work made understandable. I use this w/ Kinders on up. Hand Model of the Brain. Emotional articulation & understanding more important than ever. Neurons that fire together, wire together. Science🤟 Dr. Dan Siegel, a wise perspective for a Sustainable society.
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Dr. Siegel, you possess such wisdom and beauty! 🤟🏽
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absolutely love this
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Best TedTalk I've seen
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Lot of new information I seen here, thank you, thumb up.
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This was a most enjoyable teaching segment about a very important subject that can help everyone.
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awesomeness in action.
