

Stress, human behaviour and self-regulation - a fascinating conversation with Dr Stuart Shanker
May 6, 2022
Dr. Stuart Shanker, founder of the MEHRIT Centre and a leading expert on stress and human behavior, delves into the impact of stress on both children and adults. He explores the neuroscience behind emotional processing and how early interactions shape lifelong behaviors. The discussion stretches from homeostasis and CO2 tolerance in the brain to the complexities of dopamine’s role in social motivations, highlighting the intersection of stress management and innovative therapeutic approaches.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Frozen Adventures and Brain Insights
02:15 • 7min
Exploring the Intersection of Mathematics and Child Psychiatry
09:07 • 2min
The Neuroscience of Human Behavior
11:00 • 12min
Understanding Homeostasis and CO2 Tolerance
22:51 • 4min
Dopamine Dynamics: Brain Structure and Social Behavior
27:17 • 10min