Wired for Joy: A Revolutionary Method for Creating Happiness from Within

Wired for Joy: A Revolutionary Method for Creating Happiness from Within

by Laurel Mellin (Author), Laurel Mellin PhD (Author)

Synopsis

Eighty per cent of health problems today can be linked to the effects of stress, so learning to break free from stress could dramatically improve your mood, your relationships, your health and your life. In "Wired for Joy", researcher and "New York Times"-bestselling author Laurel Mellin presents a simple yet proven way to train your brain to move through stress and back to joy. Her method has been called the missing link in health care, as it focuses on rewiring the emotional brain rather than the thinking brain, which has been the focus of most other stress-busting methods. Based on the cutting-edge science of neuroplasticity, Mellin outlines the five states of the emotional brain. For each state she presents a specific tool that easily and quickly switches the brain back to a state of wellbeing. Once you know how to make that switch, life becomes easier, and stress symptoms - depression, anxiety, overeating, high blood pressure - tend to fade. Instead of focusing on the symptoms of stress, we can change the wiring that triggers it and experience new sense of freedom in our lives.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Publisher: Hay House UK
Published: 03 Jan 2011

ISBN 10: 1848503342
ISBN 13: 9781848503342
Book Overview: The emerging science of neuroplasticity allows us to reduce stress, via the emotional brain

Media Reviews
Mellin explains neuroscience in accessible layman's terms so it feels genuinely useful. Top Sante
Author Bio
Laurel Mellin, author of the New York Times-bestseller The Pathway, is an associate clinical professor of family and community medicine and pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. She is the founder of emotional brain training (EBT) a method that focuses on alleviating stress to promote high-level wellbeing. Mellin has been involved in a variety of research and teaching roles and has received awards from the American Medical Association, the American Bariatric Society, and the US Department of Consumer Education. Her research has been featured in Fortune magazine, US News & World Report, and Time and has appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America, Today, and The Early Show.