In this episode, Shira welcomes Berry Stein, an art educator, to delve into the concept of disconnection syndrome and its effect on decision-making. They discuss the interplay between the prefrontal cortex and the amygdala, and how stress and busyness hinder their connection, leading to short-term, impulsive choices.

The conversation delves into practical ways individuals can incorporate creativity into their daily lives. They discuss the accessibility of activities such as doodling, collage-making, and drawing with scissors, emphasizing that technical skills are not necessary to reap the rewards of art-making. The episode emphasizes the significance of mindfulness and intentionality in creativity, drawing parallels to childhood experiences that evoked a sense of joy and wonder. Do you have a creative practice you want to share with us? DM Shira on Instagram  or tell us your thoughts via an Apple Podcast review.

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