THEEffects of alcoholon the brain
1. The beginning of addiction
3. A Hopeful message
index
2. THE PHYSICAL EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN
4. Questions
How it all starts
STEVEN'S STORY
How does the brain work ?
- Basal ganglia
- Amygdala
- Prefrontal cortex
- Nucleus accumbens
- Hippocampus
- Cerebellum
Tempor Labore
Alcoholism
once trapped in the vicious circle of alcoholism, it may seem to be difficult to get out of it. however, you are not alone.If you need help, dial this number:
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Why will a person keep on drinking after a while ?
The consequences on the hippocampus
The consequences on the amygdala
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Basal ganglia: changes the way a person reacts to the stimuli linked with drinking alcohol: people, the places or clues associated with the consumption of alcohol (glasses, pubs, friends...). Facing these stimuli repeatedly may trigger strong urges to drink alcohol leading to compulsive drinking.
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Prefrontal cortex: Responsible for decision making, (the capacity to organize thoughts and activities and rank the priorities of tasks to perform, manage time): might be affected in a person suffering from alcohol drinking disorder.
Steven's story
Hippocampus: makes memories of your life
Alcohol can cause a blackout: the person can not remember what they did while they were drinking.
Cerebellum: helps walk, run, dance and keep one's balance. Alcohol can make a person unsteady on their feet and more likely to get injured.
Nucleus accumbens: responds to things that help one survive and thrive- like delicious food. Alcohol tricks this part of the brain, making alcohol seen as even more rewarding than food and drinks.
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Amygdala: intensified activation of the brain's stress system - or an excessive source of stress - in the amygdala contributes to anxiety, irritability and angst.
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THEEffects of alcoholon the brain
1. The beginning of addiction
3. A Hopeful message
index
2. THE PHYSICAL EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN
4. Questions
How it all starts
STEVEN'S STORY
How does the brain work ?
Tempor Labore
Alcoholism
once trapped in the vicious circle of alcoholism, it may seem to be difficult to get out of it. however, you are not alone.If you need help, dial this number:
0 980 980 930
test yourself
What did you think of this presentation ?
Why will a person keep on drinking after a while ?
The consequences on the hippocampus
The consequences on the amygdala
Tempor Labor
Sit Amet Eut
thanks for your attention
Basal ganglia: changes the way a person reacts to the stimuli linked with drinking alcohol: people, the places or clues associated with the consumption of alcohol (glasses, pubs, friends...). Facing these stimuli repeatedly may trigger strong urges to drink alcohol leading to compulsive drinking.
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Prefrontal cortex: Responsible for decision making, (the capacity to organize thoughts and activities and rank the priorities of tasks to perform, manage time): might be affected in a person suffering from alcohol drinking disorder.
Steven's story
Hippocampus: makes memories of your life Alcohol can cause a blackout: the person can not remember what they did while they were drinking.
Cerebellum: helps walk, run, dance and keep one's balance. Alcohol can make a person unsteady on their feet and more likely to get injured.
Nucleus accumbens: responds to things that help one survive and thrive- like delicious food. Alcohol tricks this part of the brain, making alcohol seen as even more rewarding than food and drinks.
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Amygdala: intensified activation of the brain's stress system - or an excessive source of stress - in the amygdala contributes to anxiety, irritability and angst.
https://app.wooclap.com/JUGUOP?from=instruction-slide