Get Brainsavvy | Hemispheres

A SAVVY START

to real-world evolution

Your brain relies on maps. Your brain is incredibly equipped to serve your aims... when it's having a safe experience. Experiences matter so much that your brain maintains a vast network of neural maps with countless points of reference about safety and threats. Believe it or not, these maps shape your perceptions and your beliefs about your available pathways.
Your mind is emergent. Many think of the mind as a place... but it's not. Your mind is an embodied and relational process. It exists to shape the flow of energy and information, so it acts as a real-time reporter of the maps your brain is traveling on and creating. It provides constant insight into the nature of these maps by offering up a steady stream of sensations, images, feelings, and thoughts.
Your brain needs your mind. Your brain depends on your mind to monitor and shape the experience it's having. To thrive, your brain needs a steady stream of safety cues—these generate resources for vitality, clarity, compassion, curiosity, inspiration, readiness, confidence, belonging, and peace. Without enough of them, incoming threat cues may disrupt the balance, activating survival networking for fight, flight, freeze, or collapse—reducing our resources and limiting our pathways.
The key is partnership. Most minds need gentle help to sustain a resourceful flow. How? With tools that harness the right parts of the brain at the right times. With savvy tools, your mind can attend safely to new and unfamiliar ideas, and your brain can generate and sustain resources. This partnership is the secret to clearer pathways in real-time and more pathways over time. That's because your brain naturally integrates new maps as you travel them.
Savvy is your birthright. Human challenges continue to evolve, but so does our understanding of applied neuroscience. We're here to embrace the emerging age of brainsavvy with reliable tools that help brains transcend survival. With the resources we need, we can move in the world and thrive in our progress—all we need to get started is our minds.

Good thing we have two...