Teach on Udemy

Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.

Learn More

Your cart is empty.

Keep shopping

Mind Your Brain

Name: Mind Your Brain
Rating: 4.3 (5 reviews)

Discover the Tools, Strategies & Knowledge to Overcome EGO Manipulation

Created byRobin J Lambrecht, PhD

Last updated 7/2023

English

What you'll learn

Differentiate between your Three (3) Brain’s and discover the part responsible for your urges, emotions and thinking.
Designed to provide you with insight into how your brain works and to Discover WHY you think and act the way you do.
Development of Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, it fosters Understanding and Cooperation within groups and between the aspects of yourself.
Insights into how your brain works and how to 'Tap' into your higher mind to make the best decisions for any situation in your life.
A special insight into the teenager's mind and how to communicate with them
Discover what side is your dominant brain hemisphere
Respond to difficult people and situations effectively
How to change negative thoughts and memories
Control impulse decisions
Why willpower doesnt work on your ego
How your emotions are triggered and strategies to stay in control.

Course content

8 sections • 80 lectures • 2h 7m total length

Trailer1:03
Introduction to Mind Your Brain3:24

Introduction0:46
Evolution0:58
Three main components:5:27
Browning KN, Verheijden S, Boeckxstaens GE. The Vagus Nerve in Appetite Regulation, Mood, and Intestinal Inflammation. Gastroenterology. 2017;152(4):730-744.
What Question Does this Brain Ask?1:15
Functions0:44
Reflexes1:08
Explore how the brain stem powers wakefulness and breathing, and how the reptilian brain drives instinctive needs and fear. Learn how startle and freeze reflexes shape survival.
Who Do You Share This Brain With?1:16
Hippocampus2:34
Explore how the hippocampus and amygdala form emotional memories and fear responses, and how the frontal cortex can regulate these reactions to steer behavior.
Ego0:20
Duality1:46
Temporary Insanity2:01
Lizard Brain Video2:06
Identify the lizard brain as the amygdala and its fear-driven sabotage; fight it by embracing bad ideas, avoiding a plan B, taking opposite actions, embracing failure, and shipping on time.
Summary1:04
Quantum Doctor Conclusion5:07
Explore the three brains, including the reptilian brain, reprogram your mind to respond rather than react, and align impulses with your higher brain to build the life of your dreams.
Test Your Knowledge of The Reptilian Brain

Introduction0:43
Explore how the McMillion second brain links to many brain structures, detailing its emotional brain functions and practical applications for daily life.
Evolution0:58
Trace the evolution of the first brain, the oldest brain region from the Triassic period, over 200 million years ago, known as the brain stem, lizard brain, or archer pallium.
Neuroscience0:20
Section 5, Part 2 - Introduction0:18
Uncover what the brain asks and bases itself on. Learn a fact about imagination and how memories are stored, and reflect on how this could change how you see yourself.
What Question Does this Brain Ask?0:32
Imagination1:19
The brain cannot distinguish real from imagined actions, so imagining practice activates the same motor responses and helps you pursue the life you want and dream big.
Impulsive Actions0:34
How Memories are stored0:58
Section 5, Part 3 - Introduction0:31
Explore each category of the limbic system, examining how learning, integration, memory, behavioral intellect, and control contribute to overlapping brain circuits.
Learning0:35
Integration (Somatic, Visceral and Senses)1:16
Memory1:59
Behavioural0:58
Intellect1:21
Control Emotion0:53
High Vibration Words
Summary of Limbic System0:38
Section 5, Part 4 - Introduction0:18
Identify which sense relates to memory, consider who you share this brain with, especially for teens, and evaluate whether memories are accurate.
Sense Related to Emotion1:16
Who Do You Share This Brain With?1:00
What is so special about teens?1:28
(Hotline, 2015).
Is your memory accurate?0:43
Greek mythology1:04
Explore how the hippocampus derives its name from Greek mythology and resembles a seahorse, and how it encodes short-term memory into long-term memory while being affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Summary0:49
Explore the limbic system, the middle brain governing emotions, impulses, and motor learning. Stores short-term memories, consolidates them into long-term memories, and responds to senses and the reptilian brain's fears.
Quantum Doctor Conclusion2:43
The Mammalian Brain Evaluation

Introduction0:44
Explore how the brain supports decision making and intellect via the frontal cortex. Examine how instincts, emotions, and the cerebral cortex, the brain's largest and most recent addition, shape behavior.
Functions1:18
Decisions1:17
What do Neurologists think about this brain?0:20
Aug 13, 2019 qbi.uq.edu.au › brain › brain-anatomy › what-neuron
Control1:02
A manual for those whose learning style is visual.
Section 6, Part 2 - Introduction0:25
Explore what the brain asks and the higher brain drive, learn the process for success, and distinguish reacting from responding as you consider who you share this brain with.
What Question Does this Brain Ask?0:25
The brain asks what can I learn from this, drawing on reptilian and emotional brain inputs to consolidate information and identify learning opportunities.
Who Do You Share This Brain With?0:51
Explore how the prefrontal cortex sets humans apart among primates, with the largest cerebral cortex enabling advanced planning, decision making, complex social interactions, and reasoning.
Oxford University Research1:15
Process for Success0:35
Use this process in all situations to ensure positive outcomes.
What is the Higher Brains Drive?0:24
Difference between Reaction & Response1:22
Reaction VS Response Activity
Section 6, Part 30:22
Explore the brain's functional areas, contralateral control, and the dynamics of right and left hemispheres while examining dominance, fear and desire circuits, and key studies.
Functional Areas of the Cerebral Cortex0:33
The corpus callosum1:32
Contralateral Control0:43
Two Areas that don't Follow the Rules1:28
Activity - Brain Program
The left hemisphere1:00
The Right Hemisphere0:42
What is Your Dominant Side?2:01
Brain Circuit1:00
Summary1:00
Quantum Doctor Conclusion6:10
The Power of your Thoughts17:23
The Frontal Cortex Evaluation

Requirements

Desire to improve how you interact with others for positive results.
Health conscious individals who have a desire to understand "how their brain ticks."

Description

The Course Goal - Increase Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving Skills.

Objective : The Objective of this course is: To become aware of how your brain works and how to respond to difficult situations with mindfulness and control. This course informs you of the evolutionary development of the human brain and how it influences the way you are in the world - even your thoughts.

‘Mind Your Brain’ Designed to provide you with insight into how your brain works and to Discover WHY you think and act the way you do.

Discover how the Thee (3) parts of your Brain interacts and WHAT you can do to calm and balance each aspect of your brain to live the life you deserve.

Understanding this information leads to the development of Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, it fosters Understanding and Cooperation within groups and between the aspects of yourself.

In this course, you are going to learn about the three brains and how they have developed through evolution and how they affect your daily life and decision-making.

The brain is a remarkable structure that defines who you are as an individual and how you interpret and experience the world.

Discover the brains that you share with your pets and other animals.

Discover interesting fact about your brain including Neuroplasticity.

You will learn which one of your three brains is responsible for 90% of your decisions, discover how to store memories into long-term memories, and what brain hemisphere is your dominant side.

There are seven modules covering facts, neuroplasticity, your ego, awareness, mindfulness, the three evolutionary layers of the brain, the hemispheres and where brain cells are found in the body.

Recent research has found that adult and teen brains work differently. So what does this mean? Take this course and you will discover something unique about these younger brains and how to communicate with them effectively.

I have included special Quantum Doctor Conclusions that bring everything together.

There is even a bonus meditation session that teaches you how to balance and protect yourself from negative energies.

This course was Designed to provide you with insight into how your brain works and to Discover WHY you think and act the way you do. Understanding this information leads to the development of Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, it fosters Understanding and Cooperation within groups and between the aspects of yourself.

Who this course is for:

Health professionals and those working in occupations interacting with difficult people, situations, thoughts and emotions.
Highly beneficial for ‘Team Building’ for companies and businesses.
Those who want to be in control of daily outcomes through critical thinking and problem solving.

Mind Your Brain

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction to the Mind Your Brain Course2 lectures • 4min

Interesting facts about the Brain12 lectures • 7min

The Three Brains Introduction2 lectures • 4min

The Reptilian Brain14 lectures • 27min

The Mammalian Brain24 lectures • 23min

The Frontal Cortex24 lectures • 44min

Bonus Meditation1 lecture • 15min

Final Course Summative Evaluation1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: