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Title: The Healing Brain: How Understanding Neuroscience Enhances Treatment Compliance


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The Healing BrainHow Understanding Neuroscience
Enhances Treatment Compliance
  • Ralph E. Carson, PhD, RD
  • Pine Grove

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Ambitions of Women
  • To grow up
  • To fill out
  • To slim down
  • To hold it in
  • To hell with it

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Stages of Recovery
  • Denial
  • Resistance
  • Exploration
  • Commitment

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Stress Response
Neo Cortex Limbic System Hind Brain
  • Humans
  • Vertebrates
  • Reptiles

Wllpower
Emotion
Musculoskeletal
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Brain Imaging
  • CT computer topography
  • PET positron emission topography
  • SPECT single photon emission computed topography
  • MRS magnetic resonance spectroscopy
  • fMRI functional magnetic resonance imaging
  • EEG electroencephalograph

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Limbic System
  • Mood
  • Motivation
  • Memory

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REWARD CASCADE
  • HYPOTHALAMUS SEROTONIN


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Hypothalamus Serotonin(Jimerson, DC. Ann NY
Acad Sci (1990) 600532) Lebowitz, SF. Drug
(1990) 333)
  • Function
  • Regulates Sleep
  • Improves Mood
  • Calms Nerves
  • Impulse Control
  • Carbohydrate Cravings
  • Deficiency
  • Mood Swings Depression Anxiety
  • OCD/Self harm
  • Restricting, Binging Purging

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High Serotonin LevelsWH Kaye (2005) BT Walsh
(2006) UF Bailer (2007)
  • Anxiety and obsessions
  • Starvation
  • Prevent TRP from entering the brain
  • Reduces serontonin activity
  • Creates a sense of calmness
  • Receptors
  • Increased activity of 5T1A
  • Reduced function of 5HT2A

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Changes in Serotonin(Dorsey Dysert, MD, 2006)
  • Reduced
  • PTSD
  • Self-mutilation
  • Impulsiveness
  • Cravings
  • Variable (High/low)
  • Anorexia
  • AN/BP
  • A D

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Failure to respond to SSRIs
  • Malnourished
  • Increased 5HT1A binding
  • Odansteron (Zofran)
  • Recovery
  • Low serotonin levels persist
  • Reduced 5HT2A binding persist
  • Relapse prevention

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We Know Very LittleAnd What We Do Know is
Controversial
  • Circuit CSF Limbic Cortex
  • Receptors 5HT1A 5HT2A
  • SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) G14663A
  • AN-R AN/BP BN, BED
  • Medications SSRIs
  • Comorbidities
  • Plasticity (dendrites)
  • Nerve cell regeneration

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REWARD CASCADE
  • HYPOTHALAMUS SEROTONIN


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Dopamine Innervated Circuits(Nuckols, C. C. The
Science of Recovery)
  • Reward Circuit
  • NAc Nucleus Accumbens

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DOPAMINE(Wang G-J. J Add Dis (2004) 2339)
  • Taq IA allele for D2 receptor
  • Link genetics with environment
  • D2 receptor
  • Correlated with obese and addictions
  • Reduced with drug use
  • Delta FosB Transcription factor

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NaC Reward CenterDopamine
  • Function
  • Reward
  • Pleasure
  • Euphoria
  • Depleted
  • Apathy
  • Anhedonia
  • Helplessness

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Bio-balancing Limbic System
  • Unpleasant
  • ? Serotonin
  • Hypothalamus
  • Stress
  • Pleasant
  • ? Dopamine
  • N. Accumbens
  • Addiction

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1 - Letting Go
  • Freedom from -
  • Self-defeating lifestyle
  • Compulsive control of our present
  • Emotional bonds of our past
  • 2 - Fill Void
  • Substitute

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Dopamine Innervated Circuits(Nuckols, C. C. The
Science of Recovery)
  • Memory/Learning
  • Amygdala Hippocampus

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Hippocampus
  • Function
  • Memory
  • Learning
  • Modulates amygdala
  • Damage
  • Trauma
  • Atrophy dysfunctional learning memory
  • Not inhibiting amygdala

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Amygdala
  • Function
  • Incoming events
  • Attaches Emotions
  • Gatekeeper
  • Damage
  • Depression Anxiety
  • Trauma

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Dopamine Innervated Circuits(Nuckols, C. C. The
Science of Recovery)
  • Motivational Circuit
  • OfC Occipital Frontal Cortex

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OfC(Relationships/ Herd)
  • Function
  • Motivation/Drive
  • Decision making
  • Social behavior
  • Regulates Interpersonal relationships
    connectedness
  • Emotional processing
  • Damaged
  • Apathetic/Helpless
  • Impulsive
  • Detached
  • Mood swings
  • Fear, Anxiety, Disgust
  • Anhedonic

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Dopamine Innervated Circuits(Nuckols, C. C. The
Science of Recovery)
  • Control Self-directed / Hopeful
  • PfC (prefrontal cortex)
  • ACG (anterior cinglulate gyrus)

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ACG(Responsible/Self-directed)
  • Function
  • Initiate decision making
  • Prioritize competing inputs
  • Inhibit inappropriate behavior
  • Disrupted
  • Self-directed behavior is removed in favor of
    sensory driven behavior

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PfC(Happiness Hope)
  • Left
  • Happiness Determines general outlook on life
  • Modulates emotions mood and temperament
  • Reasoning
  • Right
  • Controls negative
  • Distress Fear Disgust
  • Anxiety
  • Hypervigilent

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CRF, Cortisol Glutamate
  • Destroys Brain Tissue
  • Toxic to Hippocampal, PfC OfC neurons
  • Hippocampal cortex volume reduced
  • Affects connections between cell
  • Harmful effect on mood, motivation memory

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Bio-balanceFrontal Lobe
  • Fear
  • Right Prefrontal Cortex
  • Amygdala
  • Overactive Unchecked
  • Cortisol / CRF
  • Happiness
  • Left Prefrontal Cortex
  • Underactive
  • Neural regeneration

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Neural Regeneration Plasticity (J Clin Invest
7/06)
  • Antidepressants
  • Meditation
  • Exercise
  • CBT
  • Positive Therapy
  • 12 Step Model

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AntidepressantsRegeneration of nervous tissue
  • Serotonin works longer _at_ nerve cell junctions
    (Blood (2006) 101010)
  • Increased Dendritic Growth and the flow of
    information between neurons (Braun 2000)
  • Triggers new brain cell growth (Proc Nat Acad Sci
    (2006) 1038223 Science (2003) 301757)

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Meditation(S. Sharpiro (2002) Davidson
(2006)Scheinder (2005).
  • Blood flow in general is reduced
  • Blood flow is increased in the limbic system
  • Generates memory and emotion
  • Regulates HR, Respiratory rate, metabolism
  • Shifts activity in the prefrontal cortex from
    right hemisphere to the left
  • Modulates the amygdala Reoriented from a
    stressful flight or flight mode to one of
    acceptance and contentment

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Exercise
  • Serotonin
  • Stimulate release
  • Extend time or receptor adherence
  • Trigger endorphins
  • Improve restorative sleep
  • Rids the body of cortisol
  • ? BDNF
  • Brain derived neurotropic factor

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Positive PsychologyM. Seligman. Authentic
Happiness (2002)
  • Hope
  • Identify Strength Virtues
  • Forgiveness
  • Meditation (prayer)
  • Gratitude Altruism
  • Relationships

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Positive Psychology12-STEP
  • Positive Psychology
  • Hope
  • Identify Strength Virtues
  • Forgiveness
  • Meditation
  • Gratitude/Altruism
  • Relationships
  • 12-Step
  • Steps 1 3
  • Steps 4,5, 10
  • Steps 6 9
  • Step 11 Meditation
  • Step 12 Service
  • Support

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