“GENERAL SEMANTICS” The Key To Understanding The Brain

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“GENERAL SEMANTICS” The Key To Understanding The Brain Charles E Bailey MD 1/14/2019

Agenda Normal Brain Anatomy and Function Relationship Between Rodent and Human Brain “Semantics” and the Frontal Lobes

Brain Tasks Location Executive functions Prefrontal Cortex Reward system + Nucleus Accumbens Alarm system - Amygdala External input integration Parietal Lobe External input regulation/distribution Thalamus Drive Reticular Activating System Internal regulation of body functions Hypo-Thalamus Sensory systems Sensory Organs Motor systems Motor Cortex Memory system Hippo Campus Memory-language-emotional integration Temporal Lobes Activation…on Locus Ceruleus Deactivation…off Raphe Nucleus

Dopamine pathway involvement Mesocorticolimbic Pathway Connects VTA to: Hippocampus………….memory Nucleus Accumbens…...reward Prefrontal Cortex………executive function Anterior Cingulate……..attention/conflict Amygdala………………fear/anxiety Nigrostriatal Pathway Connects Substantia Nigra to: Caudate and Putamen…..PP, EPS, TD

Normal Brain

Brain Evolution; The Importance of the Frontal Lobes Neocortex New Brain Rational Reasonable Logical Limbic System Old Brain Emotional Feels good Feels bad

Evolution of the Frontal Lobes From; The Wisdom Paradox, Elkhonon Goldberg, Ph.D.

Prefrontal Cortex Exercises ‘Top Down’ Modulation, Integration & Coordination of Behaviors, Including Mood & Reward…All Relevant to Depression Affective Prefrontal Cortex Data Behavior Working memory D1 & a2A-adren. receptors Motor Data Cognition Personality Mood Pleasure & Reward Sensory Data Courtesy of Frank Bymaster

DA~END~NICT

Normal

Frontal Lobes Planning and executing Forecasting Anticipating Screening irrelevant stimuli Regulating impulses

Executive Functioning Organizing, prioritizing, and actuating Focusing, sustaining, and shifting attention Regulating alertness, sustaining effort and processing speed Managing frustration and modulating emotions Utilizing working memory and accessing recall Monitoring and self regulating actions

ADHD Dysexecutive Syndrome

ADHD decreased metabolism

ADHD f-MRI

Understanding the Brain… Brain-Computer Model Frontal lobes (executive functioning) Parietal Lobe, Temporal Lobe, Hippocampus (information and “process” storage) RAM (random access memory) Hard Drive (memory and software storage)

Brain-Computer The frontal lobes or Prefrontal Cortex (PFC) function much like the RAM of a computer, manipulating data/information that is stored in the memory storage areas of the brain. The Process information or “how we think” is also stored in these memory areas just like software on a computer. Changing the information and the way the information is processed contributes to the effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Brain-General Semantics GS increases the “accuracy” of the stored information by clarifying irrational assumptions and increases the “accuracy” of information processing by replacing irrational processing with more healthy rational processing…healthy thinking

GENERAL SEMANTICS/CBT Improves Cognitive Accuracy Information accuracy Process accuracy Event level accuracy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Rx ADHD SUDS AD MD BP SCPT

CBT Helps In Dealing With Mood Guilt Anger Anxiety Coping skills Stress management skills Communication skills

CBT Improves functioning of PFC by enhancing executive skills Old “irrational” software replaced by new “logical” software”

Process Change “NEW SOFTWARE” Healthy vs Unhealthy CBT Flawed Fallible Flexible choices/consequences preferential thinking Self responsibility continuous quality improvement Cultural Perfection Mistake free Rigid should, must, have to, got to, need to, etc. Fault finding and blaming and punishing

You were always on my mind The End

The End