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146: New Life Perspectives with Liz Larson and Bill McKenna - Episode 146
146: New Life Perspectives with Liz Larson and Bill McKenna - Episode 146
146: New Life Perspectives with Liz Larson and Bill McKenna - Episode 146
Monday 12th January 2026
Explore incredible stories of individuals thriving despite unconventional brains. Discover new perspectives on neuroplasticity and human potential.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Brain Potential: Astonishing Stories
Episode Overview
- Stories of individuals thriving with unconventional brains.
- Exploration of neuroplasticity and its implications.
- Personal journey sparked by family experiences with brain diseases.
- Discussion on the Cognitive Movement System and its potential.
- Challenging traditional views on brain function and healing.
"What else is possible if more of your neurological system could take over functions that they're not using right now?"
Ever wondered what it takes to rethink everything you know about the brain? This episode of New Life Perspectives with Liz Larson and Bill McKenna is a mind-bender. Liz shares astonishing stories of individuals who defy conventional neurological wisdom, living with brains that are less than whole but functioning remarkably well. From children born with only 2% of their brain to adults thriving despite severe hydrocephalus, these stories challenge our understanding of brain function and neuroplasticity.
Liz delves into the fascinating world of the brain's ability to adapt and heal. She recounts how her personal quest for knowledge began with her parents' struggles with brain diseases, leading her to explore the potential for change within the brain's structure. The episode is peppered with tales of real-life miracles, like the young boy Noah, whose limited brain capacity doesn't stop him from living a vibrant life, and Moira, who lives fully despite having had half her brain removed.
The conversation also touches on the groundbreaking work of Barbara Arrowsmith, who transformed her own learning disabilities into a revolutionary educational method. Liz and Bill's discussion isn't just about anomalies; it's about possibilities. What if our brains are capable of more than we ever imagined? This episode will leave you questioning the limits of human potential and eager to explore what else might be possible in your own life. Ready to rethink what's possible for your brain?
Dive into these captivating stories and explore the potential for change in your own neurological patterns.