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Pathway to Flow: The New Science of Harnessing Creativity to Heal and Unwind the Body & Mind
By (Author) Julia F. Christensen
Vintage Publishing
Square Peg
4th August 2024
25th July 2024
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Mind, body, spirit: thought and practice
Popular science
Cognitive and behavioural neuroscience
158
Hardback
352
Width 145mm, Height 224mm, Spine 31mm
462g
A new scientific 7-step process for achieving mindfulness and unlocking your creativity at will. Improve your calm, focus and sense of purpose by harnessing the power of everyday creativity. What if everything you've been taught about being an artist was wrong If you've ever experienced the blissful feeling of being fully immersed in a project, of ideas coming to you naturally, or of getting lost in thought when cooking, playing music, or dancing, then you've accessed the flow state. Often we stumble into it, but what if you could access and unlock its healing and energising powers whenever needed This may sound too good to be true to anyone who has suffered from writer's block, but neuroscientist and former ballerina Dr. Julia F. Christensen has the backing of cutting-edge science, research and case studies from artists and everyday people to prove that creativity can, in fact, be within our reach at all times. Using ancient solutions to solve modern problems, Pathway to Flow will show how we are all artists, and will teach you how to harness the flow state through seven simple steps towards building a routine that helps you become your most engaged and inspired self.
Dr. Julia F. Christensen is a Danish neuroscientist and former dancer currently working as a senior scientist at the Max-Planck-Institute for Empirical Aesthetics in Germany. She studied psychology, human evolution, and neuroscience in France, Spain and the UK. For her postdoctoral training, she worked in international, interdisciplinary research labs at University College London, City, University London and the Warburg Institute, London and was awarded a postdoctoral Newton International Fellowship by the British Academy.