Neurogenesis vs. Neuroplasticity: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters for Recovery Neuroplasticity is the brain’s capacity to rewire existing circuits (synapses, networks, white matter). It’s the main driver of functional recovery after injury and the most actionable target today. Neurogenesis is the birth of new neurons. In adult humans
Neuroplasticity and Chronic Pain: Retraining the Brain’s Pain Pathways One of the most difficult health issues of our day is chronic pain. Over one in five people experience pain that interferes with their sleep, mood, mobility, and general quality of life and lasts longer than is typical. In the past,
Neuroplasticity in Action: How Healing Rewires the Brain The human brain is a dynamic, ever-changing organ with a remarkable ability to adapt. This adaptability is referred to as neuroplasticity, the process by which the brain reorganizes itself by generating new neural connections throughout life. Rather than being fixed, our brain’s
