Oliver Sachs wrote many fascinating books,about the brain.
The Hidden Brain by Shankar Vedantam
Great podcast , never miss it.
Yeah, I was so excited when I found out the author was making a podcast! Almost no one has heard of the book, haha.
Check out Oliver sacks
Seconding many of these, plus VS Ramachandran. Love his writing!
Patient HM. Medical Muses. Any of Sam Kean.
The Brain That Changes Itself.
It’s hard to zero in on a recommendation without understanding more about the purpose behind your request. Are you primarily wanting to understand brain structure and neurobiology, or how our mind works? Daniel J. Siegel has written quite a few books on the subject, mostly geared to the developing mind (children and adolescents), and understanding how to use that information to optimize well-being. The Mindful Brain might be a good general one to consider. His writing on the subject is accessible to the layperson, and offers a good balance between emerging information from neurobiology, and distinguishing between the brain and the mind, and psychological implications of that.
Reading People.
https://modernmrsdarcy.com/books/reading-people/
Phineas Gage by Fleischman
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40102.Blink?from_search=true
Or really anything by Gladwell!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17675119-neurocomic?from_search=true
http://www.npr.org/2011/07/14/136896426/insane-science-5-new-books-that-explain-the-brain
Oliver Sachs wrote many fascinating books,about the brain.
The Hidden Brain by Shankar Vedantam
Great podcast , never miss it.
Yeah, I was so excited when I found out the author was making a podcast! Almost no one has heard of the book, haha.
Check out Oliver sacks
Seconding many of these, plus VS Ramachandran. Love his writing!
Patient HM. Medical Muses. Any of Sam Kean.
The Brain That Changes Itself.
It’s hard to zero in on a recommendation without understanding more about the purpose behind your request. Are you primarily wanting to understand brain structure and neurobiology, or how our mind works? Daniel J. Siegel has written quite a few books on the subject, mostly geared to the developing mind (children and adolescents), and understanding how to use that information to optimize well-being. The Mindful Brain might be a good general one to consider. His writing on the subject is accessible to the layperson, and offers a good balance between emerging information from neurobiology, and distinguishing between the brain and the mind, and psychological implications of that.
Brain Rules by John Medina
Rachel
dr sachs
Learning RFT – An introduction to Relational Frame Theory and its clinical application by Niklas Törneke.
My Stroke of Insight Jill Bolte Taylor!!!
Not sure if you’re looking for fiction or non-fiction but Symphony in the Brain explained to me a lot of how the brain works.
I swear that Barnes & Noble has a seried. We have 90-second anatomy from that series.
Brain Sex. Can’t remember the author, but a fascinating explanation of the difference between men’s & women’s brains.
Plus, by Joseph McElroy, is a book narrated by a disembodied human brain floating through space.