All Blog Posts Tagged 'brizendine' (15)

The Female Brain and Poverty -interview

Dr Brizendine on April 20, TED X BERKELEY come join me!

The Female Brain: Balancing Social Expectations and Personal Health

WOMEN achieve in many domains: at home, with their families, in their work, in caring for friends, and even with their appearance. Many times, women do not have the time or energy to care for themselves, or even to get enough sleep. This course will explore these unique pressures and investigate their origins,…

Louann Brizendine interviews Amy Tan, LIVE Sept 27, Palo Alto

The beloved author Amy Tan joins us in a lively conversation about the intersection of science and creativity. She will be interviewed by Louann Brizendine, M.D., author of The Female Brain and The Male Brain.

 I cannot express enough how fascinated I was with your books. The summer of 2011 will forever be coined 'the summer of the female brain' according to my boyfriend. It was all I quoted to him the entire season. I drove him crazy, although I think he secretly enjoyed it as well. :)
Best,
Nicole

6 ways Sex affects your Brain

Dads love betrayed

(CNN) -- As the song goes: "Summer lovin', had me a blast."

But for dads with daughters who are falling in love for the first time, it might be anything but a blast. Unless that KABOOM! is the sound of Dad's heart exploding in sadness.…

Doctors rally for Postpartum Depression in Sacramento

http://www.centerforfemalesexuality.com/blog/tag/louann-brizendine/

A high school in Long Island, NY has some young, budding biologists that say: 'Dr. Brizendine uncovers the mysteries of the Female brain in seven insightful and entertaining chapters. The chapters go through the life of a female. Each chapter goes from the birth of the female brain to the mature female brain. This a must read for Women and Men across the globe.'…

"Nine years ago, after a lifetime of mood swings and temper tantrums, I found myself considering the possibility of steering my wheel hard to the right and hurtling off the Golden Gate Bridge. The thought was something more than idle, less than concrete, and though I managed to make it across safely, I was so shaken by the experience that I called a psychiatrist.". more...…

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It's Partly in Your Head

Sandra Witelson on how male and female brains differ

Sandra Witelson has spent much of her career studying the relationship between brain structure and function, and the differences in these between men and women.

A neuroscientist from the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Dr. Witelson has assembled a massive collection of brains for research and is…

What do sex, stress and oxytocin have to do with each other?

I like this today from the Dating is a PAYNE website: "DAY FIVE...

I read a lot. Still, I always wish I could read more. I enjoy nourishing my mind with new information, especially information that provides me with fresh insight or reinforces my personal attitudes or believes.

One…