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Start giftingThe Neuroscience of Manifesting
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Learn moreDiscover the magical science of getting the life you want
In The Neuroscience of Manifesting, psychologist and neuroscientist Dr Sabina Brennan uses cutting edge research to demonstrate that the power to manifest the life of our dreams resides within us all.
By grounding key manifestation principles in science, Dr Brennan shows that manifesting does not require blind trust or faith in higher powers. Instead, it requires changing how you think and behave, and learning how to harness the power of your brain.
Through breaking down complicated neuroscience into empowering everyday strategies, this book will show you how to:
- Gain clarity on what you really want
- Cultivate more self-compassion
- Connect with your true self
- Take considered action to bring about the change you desire
-Create your best life using effective, scientifically grounded techniques
Dr Sabina Brennan is a research psychologist and award winning science communicator. She previously worked as a Research Assistant Professor in the Institute of Neuroscience at Trinity College Dublin. Her scientific research focuses on understanding dementia risk and protective factors to establish how decline in cognitive function might be prevented or delayed.
Dr Sabina Brennan is a research psychologist and award winning science communicator. She previously worked as a Research Assistant Professor in the Institute of Neuroscience at Trinity College Dublin. Her scientific research focuses on understanding dementia risk and protective factors to establish how decline in cognitive function might be prevented or delayed.