Brains: Journey to Resilience
In a world where human brains inch across snowy landscapes, where perils lurk in every shadow, one community will rally behind a struggling brain-and just might change the world in the process. Learn about the resilience scale in this scientifically rigorous (and cinematically epic) video created by the Alberta Family Wellness Initiative in consultation with the FrameWorks Institute and the Harvard Center on the Developing Child.
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watching this for class. I feel bad for the man getting interrupted. He makes good stories
This clip should be played in every schools, shown to every students, teachers and parents. You know, let them be aware when things are still easy to improve! I’m speaking as a person in my 30s, for a long time knew something was off but hadn’t a clue how to deal with those problems.
Strong brain architecture is the foundation for resilience
I used this video last year in my graduate class, and will be using it again. An excellent explanation supported with cool and fun banter. A complex subject of resilience is simplified, and from here I always end up having an excellent discussions, discoveries on individual and group resilience. Thank you for such an excellent work.
This is hilarious and so impactful. Love it Love it Love it!
This video is sooooo well made, I love the animation, the story, and everything about it. Keep up the good work, I hope this video gets more attention!
@cartergomez5390
Жыл бұрын
My graduate studies professor posted this video on the discussion board. We're learning about the lifespan and this week is about psychosexuality, moral, and personality development.
simple and easy to understand with a touch of humour. Great Job
As a home visiting nurse this is a very impactful video to introduce a HUGE subject families face. Even small things can have impact and it is important to recognize this fact! ❤
Great Video!!! My health teacher made me watch this and it was great!
Fantastic explanation! I'm currently painting a mural of the word Resilient in my small town on a building facing the highway. I want to raise awareness during trying times.
Kids become strong like superheroes when they face real challenges, learning how to solve problems and never give up. Each challenge is like a puzzle piece that makes them even tougher!🙃
This is so amazing! I will be showing it to the kids and families I work with to help them understand brain resilience after experiencing trauma.
I absolutely love this video! It is perfect for a wide-range of audiences. Excellent!
This is wonderful! It creates hope for those who have suffered- and shows us how to take action to own our brain resilience! Thank you!
favorite teacher showed me this. love it!
@ice4822
3 жыл бұрын
Same
Keep making these videos! Absolutely amazing. Loved it!
Stress leads to problem-solving and coping skills that enhance our cognitive skills So indirectly stress is good food for our brain
This is commendable work. A book with a similar subject matter was an aha moment for me. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling
I truly appreciate the humor used with such a delicate subject. Very well done.
this is BRILLIANT!!!
Makes me think of one of my favorite books - The Brain That Changes Itself, by Norman Doidge - because it essentially is discussing neuroplasticity!
Great video!
Taking my first graduate class and was assigned to watch this ICONIC video. Thank you so much for all the information and giggles you! More videos like this please! :D
Brilliant video! Great for all ages.
Tipping scale in the positive direction
Amei, tão ilustrativo e explicativo!
This is the best video of all time!!!
Took balance in the favor of positive outcomes
Simple and what a superb production. I loved this and shared with my students.
Absolutely brilliant. Well done!!!
Very good video, not involved in any way with this stuff but video was fully entertaining all the way through, glad I found it
Very entertaining and wonderfully done!
Perfect!
this video instantly gained a subscriber, so well done!!
This is actually amazing and really entertaining I LOVE IT
this was showed in our convention awhile ago, nice reference video clip.
Awesome!!
this video is worth watching for. it helps alot for the mental stability👏👏👏 kudos to the owner of this video👏🤔👏
I love this video. Thanks for creating it. Very well done :)
Wow! What a creative video! I wish it was a full "Resilience" movie or perhaps a TV series sort of thing.
Genius..... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
You just earned 1 more sub.🎉🎉🎉
great vid
I really liked this video!
This video is informational.
wow, thanks for the video awesome!!
#Resilientism is a philosophy created by John McLemore also known as Makurimaru. He is a philosopher journalist and artist.he has a book coming out called the 9th Pillar.
Puedo usar el vídeo en una clase?
We really need to balance stress and be more resilient.
LOVE IT!!!
Great video! Would i be able to use a section of it in a video i am making? I will give full credit and link to your channel in my video :)
@wo_w6640
Жыл бұрын
Bro I love your videos, I'm shocked I found you here
@Rennison_
11 ай бұрын
what the flip flop im a huge fan i love you
Excellent!
the animation so cool, i like to watch it
I love this video
Amazing video
When spiritual strength is the foundation of our life, we then live as free souls in this life and the next. A weak person is never free. Only the strong are free. The weak are dominated by their fears, lusts, greed, envy and their hatred. Some people who are full of hate appear very strong and very confident. But they are neither strong nor truly confident. The ones who pose as strong, angry and confident have their real character exposed at the time of death. Then they are nothing more than frightened animals. That is not strength. There is an old song "All you need is love." It is true. Not love as we know it in this world. All you need is real love. All you need is connecting with the Supreme Lord in love.
Yes
i love how all of this is 1 year ago then thers me in 2020
love this!
Am I able to use this in my resilience classes ?
This was a fantastic little video full of humour and beautiful animation. I am easily able to recall a lot of information just from one viewing. Well done to the production team on making such an enjoyable, informative and engaging video! Might I suggest changing the thumbnail to better reflect the quality of the video's animation & information, and perhaps consider changing the title too, so more people would have their interest sparked in what the video has to offer. My humble recommendation for thumbnail: Something like we see at 1:53 or 5:55 Title: Mental resilience: The key to enjoying life and overcoming trauma.
I wanted to watch brains do goofy brain things.
can i use this in my program sharing?
Iconic
My class is watching this rn
Resilience under adversity
I bumped my head real bad when I was very young. I think it gave me ADHD.
This video was AMAZING !!! I felt I learn't so much more and am now a better person! 🤣😂😁😄🥶🥵😬😪❤❤❤🖤🖤🖤👅👅👅👅🍆🍆🍆🍆
@AidanDuff
Жыл бұрын
THAT'S SUS!
Not gonna lie the commentater sounds like the guy from sky landers
from school
My teacher made me watch this....
so good hahahha
Great video really made me smile. Keep making fire content.🍆
@AidanDuff
Жыл бұрын
That emoji is kinda sus 🤔🤔🤔
@johansoerensen1250
Жыл бұрын
@@AidanDuff Sorry I was using it in a way of something good because egg plants taste good 🍆🍑
Beep boop bap beedo.
in a english class................
Genre l’ecole c la vie genre
@athanaec2834
4 жыл бұрын
Arthur Desrosiers non
@arthurdesrosiers479
4 жыл бұрын
Atha C tyl ta juste pas d’ami
@athanaec2834
4 жыл бұрын
Arthur Desrosiers arrete c mechant
@barilsqc1864
4 жыл бұрын
Avous
@arthurdesrosiers479
4 жыл бұрын
Atha C arrete de niaiser la
I disagree. I think it should be alternating simultaneously while teaching the individual the reason behind it
Pour bébé
@arthurdesrosiers479
4 жыл бұрын
Dust_ Bron hahahaha t qui toi
@dust_bron3413
4 жыл бұрын
Le gars en avant de toi
Baby boomer
Another video looking at things at large from privilege. Tell this “everyone everywhere” thing to kids in Gaza or Yemen or Ukaraine where maybe the good things that can change your scale for the better almost never happens. Resilience is the boss, but you still need some level of luck 🤷🏻♂️
Good information... terribly corny and unnecessarily annoying and distracting video.
@lsgreydvm
5 жыл бұрын
dude they work so hard then thats what your going to say =_=
@littleitaliano4792
Жыл бұрын
hey I agree my adhd cannot keep focused on this.
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