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2024-09-30
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New book by Julia F Christensen “The New Science of Harnessing Creativity to Heal and Unwind the Body & Mind”

Whether you feel in the zone – in the flow state – by playing an instrument, cooking, drawing, dancing or crafting, research shows that just 15 minutes of creativity a day can transform your life. Using neuroscience insights and inspiring stories of everyday artists, Dr Christensen uncovers how flow can help you experience the benefits of mindfulness without meditating.

More about this book in The Guardian

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