Synopsis
about the “Change You Brain Everyday” Blog
- Troubled brains
- Murder doesn’t always look the same in the brain
- Traumatic brain injuries are a major cause of violence and psychiatric illness
- Traditional mental heath care is failing us
- Having a troubled brain isn’t an excuse for murder
- Brains can be rehabilitated
Exercise: If you or someone you know does bad things consider that an unhealthy brain my be the source of the problem.
Oh I’ve considered it. The person I’m thinking about is not violent. That’s a plus. They are just a murderer of relationships. I’ve even bought them this book and they basically told me that they were too busy to read a two minute chapter everyday. They actully told me in like 6 weeks when their schedule cleared up they could read two minutes a day. In reality this person was probably offended by the title of the book. They are to insecure to admit they could improve.
This person is so narcissistic and manipulative that if you’re not careful you end up feeling like the bad person after an unprovoked verbal attack. Most acquittances of this person would tell you how sweet they are. That’s part of them problem. You see how everyone else thinks that they are great and you second guess yourself.
Then you remember the e-mail that they sent after their spouse was in the ICU. The subject line is this post’s image. I’ve deleted the names of the innocent (and guilty). If you think I’m being uncharitable with this persons poor wording let me know in the comments. Depending on my level of trust with you I’ll give you more details to this specific story. When their spouse was in the hospital with a life threatening condition this person found a way to throw a pity party for themselves. So what was the question again?
Oh yeah. Consider that someone you love may have an unhealthy brain. Well, what do you think?
Author – Coach Brian