Nicole Tetreault
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362 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Jun 2021
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And so that's just a side note about writing that I wanted to really share with your readers that, you know, sometimes when you're taking a risk, you know, things may not work out.
Things may work out.
Um
And as you talk about, you know, the piece where I really wanted to make neuroscience accessible, you know, having in this journey, I read over 2,000 papers trying to really figure things out.
And in that, my passion to really communicate science and not totally make it, you know, so simplified that it was meaningless.
that I kind of wanted the reader along the way to look upwards if they didn't understand something and if I didn't, you know, if there was something I explained and they were really interested even further to take that topic into their own
domain to investigate, I really wanted to bring light also what the latest neuroscience was.
You know
And that really comes from the fact of when I became a neuroscientist, my mother had Parkinson's disease.
And a lot of what I saw was going on in the laboratory wasn't translated to the patients and the population that needed it mostly.
And there was always this kind of seven to eight-year lag between the two.
And so for me,
I really, really wanted to communicate the science in an effective way where people were empowered and they have the latest data where they can make informed decisions about themselves and their children and coming from a place of knowledge for their family.
Um, so that's really where that came from.
Well, I feel like it's the basis, right?
I think that um, you know, part of how we've come into this world is we have these neuro unique imprints.
We have this neuro individuality.
And I think what happened when we think about the educational system early on was this kind of mass production of having kids sit
in the classroom with their hands crossed, you know, and
Doing the work and listening.
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