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    The Neuroscience of Being Human

    Fully cited, Harvard-referenced articles exploring what brain science reveals about the way we live, connect, and heal.

    By Gareth Strangemore-Jones (GSJ)

    MHFA, DCST, PDPCP, HPD, DSFH, DMH, AHD, NCTJ, MSC-CPA, PGCE (FE) I & II

    MNCPS (Reg.), MNCH (Reg.), MCNHC (Reg.), MAfSFH (Assoc.)

    PSA (Acc.), FSE (Fellow), IFfS (Assoc.)

    Mental Health First Aider, Pluralistic Counsellor, Clinical Psychotherapist

    Consultant Medical Hypnotherapist, Mindfulness Teacher

    PGCE-Trained Teacher, Lecturer, Corporate Trainer, Workplace Wellbeing Consultant

    PR & Marketing Consultant, Psychology & Behaviour Advisor

    Author, Journalist, Broadcaster

    Advocate for Mental Health, People & Planet

    Founder, CEO & Clinical Lead, The Brain Gym & Research Ltd

    45 themes387 articles live150+ more commissioned
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    387 articles live across 45 themes, 150+ more commissioned

    Every article is fully cited with Harvard references, includes a branded article download, and is written to be useful for both personal reflection and professional practice. New articles are released regularly.

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    These articles are available as 800-word newspaper-format versions for print and digital publication. NUJ London Freelance rates apply, determined by publication type and circulation. Rates are supplied on request. First rights are granted per format; the article will not be made available to any other publication in the same format during the licence period.

    Submit an article for publication

    We invite researchers, clinicians, academics, educators, and subject matter experts to submit original articles for consideration in our growing catalogue. Submissions do not need to follow the "Neuroscience of..." format. We welcome articles on any topic related to brain science, mental health, psychology, therapeutic practice, wellbeing, or related disciplines. All published articles must be fully cited with Harvard references.

    What to include in your submission:

    • Your full manuscript or a structured summary of the proposed article
    • A brief author biography, including your professional credentials and any relevant affiliations

    Please send your submission to info@thebraingym.org with the following subject line:

    Subject: TBG Article Submission | [Your Article Title]

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