When we undergo an experience, our brain cells—called neurons—become active, or 'fire.' The connections that result from firing lead to ‘rewiring’ in the brain. | Daniel J. Siegel | The Whole-Brain Child

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When we undergo an experience, our brain cells—called neurons—become active, or 'fire.' The connections that result from firing lead to ‘rewiring’ in the brain.

-- Daniel J. Siegel