2016 in Review
2016 has been quite a year. On the 3rd January I went for a dip in a freezing cold lake in the Dutch countryside with a man who has learned to control his immune system
Announcing the Birth of our Beautiful New Book
Mice Who Sing For Sex by Lliana Bird and Dr Jack is now available to buy online and in all good bookshops.
Sort Your Brain Out – new book by Dr Jack Lewis and Adrian Webster
Sort Your Brain Out – endorsement: “I thought it was accessible, thought-provoking and full of useful, easy-to-follow tips about improving your everyday life through a better understanding of the brain.” Killian Fox, writer for the Observer and other publications
Norman Doidge’s “The Brain That Changes Itself” reviewed by Dr Jack
I’ve been devouring popular science books over the last year, with a view to writing a book of my own, and there is no doubt that THE BRAIN THAT CHANGES ITSELF stands out head and shoulders above the rest. Through a series of well-researched scientific breakthroughs explained via a variety of compelling real-life stories, it effortlessly convinces the reader that the human brain is a highly adaptable, “plastic” organ capable of dramatically rewiring itself, at any stage in life, to enable significant recovery from even catastrophic brain damage.