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Mentioned in 20 episodes

Your Brain on Art

Book • 2023

Your Brain on Art explores the intersection of neuroscience and art, demonstrating how creative activities can positively impact brain function and overall well-being.

The book delves into the neurological processes involved in artistic creation and appreciation, highlighting the therapeutic benefits of art for individuals facing various challenges.

It showcases case studies and research findings to support its claims, offering a compelling argument for the integration of art into healthcare and education.

The authors emphasize the transformative power of art to foster emotional regulation, cognitive enhancement, and social connection.

Ultimately, the book advocates for a broader understanding of art's role in promoting human flourishing.

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Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as the authors of the New York Times bestseller.

Your brain on art with Ivy Ross and Susan Magsamen

Mentioned by

Natalie Nixon

, referring to Ivy Ross as the co-author.

The New Rules of Productivity

Mentioned by

Renée Fleming

as a book exploring the impact of art on the brain.

How to Use Music to Heal Your Mind and Body with Renée Fleming : 1185

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as the subject of the podcast episode, exploring the impact of art on the brain and well-being.

Neuroaesthetics: How Art Can Improve and Extend Your Life | Ivy Ross and Susan Magsamen

Mentioned by

Natalie Nixon

as a book co-authored by Ivy Ross, highlighting that 95% of our decision-making happens at the subconscious level.

1095: Keeping Your Productive Groove through Movement, Thought, and Rest with Dr. Natalie Nixon

Mentioned by

Aliza Pressman

as a New York Times bestseller, offering tips on incorporating art into daily life.

Your Brain on Art: Why Creativity Is Essential for Kids (And for You!)

Mentioned by

Steven Kotler

as being on the reading list for the class in the Alliance.

Scaling Flow: What Google and Summit Know About High-Speed Teams

Mentioned by East Forest when talking about studies with Imperial College of London and John Hopkins.

Channeling Divine Music Through Altered States of Consciousness (East Forest)

Co-authored by

Susan Magsamen

and

Ivy Ross

to explore the connection between art, physiology, and human experience.

Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross: Your Brain on Art

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as the topic of the podcast episode, exploring the cognitive effects of art and creative ways of opening our minds.

Your brain on art with Ivy Ross and Susan Magsamen

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