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We share expert and practical perspectives on how the brain and mind work and how to train them. The articles are prepared for you by specialists who connect scientific knowledge with practice and everyday life.

| 2 minutes read Terézia Dlhošová

Working memory

Many scientists are trying to explain how memory works in everyday life. One of the results of this work is a model of working memory. Working memory processes the information we are currently working with and…

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| 5 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

5 Strategies for Coping with Everyday Stress

Christmas is just around the corner, and sometimes it seems like people fall into two groups during this time of year. While the first group has had all their gift shopping wrapped up since October, the second…

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| 3 minutes read Lukáš Bryksa MBA.

Are We Losing Our Minds Because of Stress?

Some people cope with it better than others. But there’s probably no one who hasn’t experienced stress. Our hands start to shake, our foreheads break out in a sweat, and we feel as if someone were tightening a…

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| 8 minutes read Markéta Štikarová

Writing Your Way Out of the Worst: How Does Writing Help? (Part 2)

Why does pouring your heart out on paper bring such relief? In this second installment on expressive writing, we’ll look beneath the surface of psychological theories—from emotional catharsis to the fascinating…

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| 5 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Can We Change Our Personality? Part I

New Year’s resolutions are a good thing, but they often end in failure. Why is that? If we set a goal to go to the gym more often or spend fewer hours watching TV, discipline plays the main role in our success.…

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| 4 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Mindfulness: We Don't Need Miracle Pills

Mindfulness is a term widely used in modern self-help books, which often become bestsellers shortly after their publication. The term “mindfulness” has a relatively broad range of meanings, but it is most commonly…

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| 9 minutes read Markéta Štikarová

Can the traumas of previous generations be encoded in our genes?

Could the wounds of our ancestors be encoded in our genetic code? The phenomenon of intergenerational transmission of trauma suggests that the experiences of our grandparents may influence our resilience to stress…

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| 4 minutes read Mgr. Tereza Procházková

Fasting and Its Effect on Brain Function

Easter is an integral part of spring, and it is associated with the tradition of a 40-day fast. However, it is not only Christian holidays that call for temporary fasting. We can also find the tradition of fasting…

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