What if you could learn in fast forward? What if we had the ability to passively learn techniques while doing other things? Did you know that our brains receive input from our senses and, whether we are aware of it or not, that input builds neuronal connections?!
Check this video out, and let me know what you think in the comments.
What do you see to be other possible uses for this technology?
Is this something you’d like to try?
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Cavin and Alek sit down to reflect on the five year anniversary of Cavin's severe traumatic brain injury and the lessons he's learned along the way.
Vanita Lal
Bring it on! I’d get it for my son who had a TBI coming up 10 years ago and like you Cavin Balaster he’s had to re-learn everything again.
Awesome! Let me know how I can support you!
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Incredible innovation from trauma patients to building skills for any interest. It’s a delicate balance to instantly remember and to retain the memory long term. Also what level to begin and how far can it take us into the future with an easily accessible library of new subjects and talents.
Jessica
Hi Cavin, I’m not sure the best way to get in contact. I’ll try starting here!
My 20 year old brother was in a car accident which lead to a severe TBI. DAI. Brain stem damage. Etc.
He is on day 48 and is doing very well, actually! He talks here and there, has started moving his right leg a bit where he can walk with support, etc.
I’m wondering if we could get in touch a bit more thoroughly somehow, someway to talk a bit more in depth as to what your road to having such an amazing recovery has looked like!!!
Thank you in advance!
Jessica Welder
Hi Jessica,
Thank you for reaching out. I’m sorry to hear about your brother. It is awesome to hear that he is talking, moving, and even walking with support! That’s so encouraging, especially only 48 days after such a devastating injury. Go ahead and fill out the intake form and schedule a discovery call with me: https://feedabrain.com/consult
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