Organizer: Auditoria Belgrade A lecture about what really happens to the brain and body during rest and why vacations don’t always mean recovery. The talk will explain effects like jet lag, First Night Effect, rosy retrospection, leisure sickness and post-vacation contrast. Speaker: Arseni Gusev, physician-psychotherapist. This announcement was found and posted by KiddoDoo editors. Like it and we will find out all the details and exact schedule. 🌊BIOCHEMISTRY OF VACATIONS: WHY YOU RESTED AND GOT EVEN MORE BURNED OUT Why after a holiday do you sometimes want another holiday? Why in another country does life suddenly feel easier, more energetic and more interesting even if you didn’t sleep well, walked a lot and are tired? And why after returning home everything again suddenly “hits” you? In the lecture we will analyze what really happens to the brain and body during rest and why a vacation is far from always restorative. We will talk about: 🩵 what the brain does during rest (spoiler: it doesn’t fully rest :)) 🩵 how novelty activates adaptive reserves 🩵 why depletion of reserves can be mistaken for recovery 🩵 why the body sometimes needs rest after rest It will be neuroscience without boring academic style: jet lag, First Night Effect, memory features, “rosy retrospection”, post-vacation contrast, leisure sickness and other effects that make a holiday feel very different from what we expect. 🗣Arseni Gusev — physician-psychotherapist, clinical psychologist with 13 years of experience, psychotherapist working in an integrative approach. Author of the book “Not Everyone Is Like That” and the Telegram channel “Believe Me, I’m a Doctor” (telegram link) 🗓 13 September (Sunday) 18:00 🎫 Price: 1500RSD with prior registration via link (link) 📍Vojvode Dobrnjca 48, Beograd (link)
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