The Brain that Changes Itself
Unlock the brain’s power to adapt, recover from injury, and reshape habits and abilities through neuroplasticity.
18 min
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What is The Brain that Changes Itself about?
The Brain that Changes Itself (2007) introduced millions of readers to neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to rewire and change throughout life. Norman Doidge shares remarkable stories of scientists and patients, including people who recovered from strokes, overcame learning difficulties, and regained lost abilities. The book challenges the old belief that the adult brain cannot change and shows new possibilities for healing and learning.
Who should read The Brain that Changes Itself?
- Stroke survivors and families seeking hope for recovery
- Parents of children facing learning difficulties
- Lifelong learners curious how the brain grows and adapts

