At Calmpsy, we explore the intricate relationship between the brain and behavior through the lens of neuroscience. This category delves into the latest research findings and groundbreaking studies that illuminate how neural processes shape our thoughts, emotions, and actions. From understanding the mechanisms of memory formation to the impact of neuroplasticity on mental health, we aim to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and everyday experiences. Our articles provide insights into how factors such as stress, trauma, and environment influence brain function, as well as practical tips for enhancing cognitive well-being. Whether you’re a neuroscience enthusiast or simply curious about how your brain works, Calmpsy offers a wealth of knowledge designed to empower you on your journey towards mental clarity and emotional resilience. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the mind and promote a deeper understanding of ourselves through the fascinating world of neuroscience.
4 March 2025
How Chronic Inflammation Impacts Cognitive Decline
Inflammation is one of those words you might hear thrown around in conversations about health, but what does it really mean for your brain and cognitive health? We often associate inflammation with...
7 February 2025
How Technology is Affecting Brain Development in Children
In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world, it’s nearly impossible to avoid technology. Tablets, smartphones, computers, video games—you name it—children are growing up surrounded by screens....
4 February 2025
How Virtual Reality is Being Used to Study the Brain
Virtual reality (VR) has leaped from the world of gaming and entertainment into some of the most complex fields of science, including neurology and psychology. If you thought VR was just for...
31 December 2024
The Neuroscience Behind Empathy: What Makes Us Care
Empathy. It’s what makes you tear up when you see someone cry, or why you feel a pang of joy when a friend shares good news. But have you ever wondered why we care about others` emotions in the...