Split Brain Project

Split Brain Project We know it’s a lofty goal but the human race needs a planet to live on, don’t you think?

Our main objective is to provide Class A+ creative educational content on a global scale unifying the collective consciousness in order to streamline solutions.

The ability to become adaptable and the strength of resilience are the two most greatest assets that a person can posses...
07/29/2024

The ability to become adaptable and the strength of resilience are the two most greatest assets that a person can possess in today’s society.

Highly inspirational and providing hope to the many individuals affected by this invisible enemy.

Thank you Rachel for sharing your courageous battle and vulnerability with us, it is not in vain.

From Looking Glass to Med School: Rachael's Fight with Encephalitis

Rachael M's story is one of resilience and hope. A healthy pre-med student, she fell victim to Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis, a terrifying illness.

In her story, Rachael tells of her rapid decline & fight for survival.
Months in a coma & the unwavering support of family & medical professionals.
A grueling recovery & the determination to return to her dream of becoming a doctor.

Rachael's story is a testament to the human spirit. Share & raise awareness for !

https://www.encephalitis.info/story/lived-experience-of-anti-nmdar-encephalitis-rachael-ms-story/

Jonathan Creasy
04/20/2024

Jonathan Creasy

At the end of the day, "Fame Won’t Love You" 🌟

Listen to Sia's new single feat. Paris Hilton, right here on Afterglow: https://pandora.app.link/UrGqkwoDUIb

Jonathan Creasy
04/19/2024

Jonathan Creasy

Artist Amy Sillman, art historian Erin Kimmel, and PROGRAM host Helen Molesworth examine the paintings of Joan Mitchell and debate how—or how not—to look at ...

Jonathan Creasy
04/19/2024

Jonathan Creasy

Jonathan Creasy
04/19/2024

Jonathan Creasy



Don't Let Encephalitis Steal Your Calm: Tips for Managing Anger
Encephalitis can leave lasting impacts, and anger management can be one of the challenges.

Here's why you might be experiencing anger:

💥Damage to the brain areas that control emotions.
💥Frustration from other symptoms like fatigue or cognitive issues.
💥Reactions to changes in your life after encephalitis.

The good news? You can manage anger!
Here are some tips:

💥Identify triggers: Notice situations or feelings that make you angry.
💥Early warning signs: Learn your body's signals for rising anger (clenched fists, racing heart).
💥"Anger escape plan": Develop calming techniques like counting, deep breathing, or taking a walk.
💥Express yourself clearly: Learn how to communicate your needs without outbursts.

Remember, you're not alone!
Professional support can help develop effective anger management strategies.
https://www.encephalitis.info/managing-anger-after-encephalitis/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=encephalitisinternational&utm_content=information

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