Emotions are an everyday experience, whether good or bad.
They can also have an impact on the body, which is often described as a psychosomatic state.
Memory and cognitive performance are also closely linked to both vision and one's emotional presence.
Dr. Mark Estren joins Dr. Abel to discuss the connection between vision, memory and emotional states.
As a leading psychologist, Dr. Estren has recognized the contemplation of visual perception and mood.
Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
There is a proven connection between vision, memory and emotional states.
Additional Info
- Segment Number: 4
- Audio File: wizard_of_eyes/1632we1d.mp3
- Featured Speaker: Mark J. Estren, PhD
- Book Title: Cannabis for Seniors
- Guest Website: Mark J. Estren, PhD
- Guest Facebook Account: https://www.facebook.com/Mark-J-Estren-PhD-428597203848202/
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Guest Bio:
Dr. Mark Estren earned doctorates in psychology and English at the University of Buffalo and a master’s in journalism at Columbia University. He is former producer of Report on Medicine for CBS Radio, a longtime contributor on health and medicine for the “Bottom Line” newsletters, and was named one of Fortune magazine’s “People to Watch.” In addition to health and medicine, he writes extensively about business and investments and has held senior positions at CBS and ABC News as well as the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and Miami Herald. He is the author of numerous books and is currently working on Cannabis for Seniors, a book due next year about the use of medical marijuana to help deal with health issues that become more common as people age.
- Length (mins): 10
- Waiver Received: No
- Host: Robert Abel, Jr., MD
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The Wizard of Eyes
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