Neuroscience of Resilience

Last episode, we dug into how people lose their sense of safety and control when something — or someone — hijacks it.
This week, we’re picking up the story from there: what it takes to rebuild.

What does it look like to find your footing after an experience that knocks you off course?
Why do some people regain a sense of agency faster than others?
And what does real resilience look like when you're living it, not just talking about it?

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REFERENCES

• • Hunter, Gray & McEwen — The Neuroscience of Resilience

  • Elsevier B.V. — Neuroscience of Resilience for Mental Health

  • Baratta, Seligman & Maier — From Helplessness to Controllability: Toward a Neuroscience of Resilience

  • Ruth Feldman — What Is Resilience: An Affiliative Neuroscience Approach

  • Alex Iantaffi — https://www.alexiantaffi.com/