Neuroplasticity - Future of Therapy

Neuroplasticity describes how the brain adapts its functioning to new experiences. It is an important factor in brain development and adaptation, but it can also cause problems if it does not function properly in the context of certain neurological disorders such as autism, tic disorder, persistent primitive reflexes, ADHD or hypersensitivity.
The concept of using existing neuroplasticity brings us back down to earth. It leaves us in awe and restores the faith in a creation that we may have lost in the exuberance of research results in recent years.
But, the more we understand how the body and especially the brain works, the more we will be able to use synergies and help the body heal itself by evolving.
This ability of the body has always existed and does not need to be reinvented.
Now, medicine can help to identify obstacles that have previously prevented the body from healthy further development and, by removing them, help to open gates that are then used by neuroplasticity.
This is a fascinating topic that we not only deal with in neurology and psychiatry, but is now also finding its way into other disciplines.