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July 16, 2019 posted by Unity Wellington

Launch | Brain Connections: How To Sleep Better, Worry Less and Feel Happier by Dr Giresh Kanji | 6-7:30pm Tuesday 30th July

Launch | Brain Connections: How To Sleep Better, Worry Less and Feel Happier by Dr Giresh Kanji | 6-7:30pm Tuesday 30th July

Unity Books Wellington & Pain Publications warmly invite you to celebrate the launch of

BRAIN CONNECTIONS:

How To Sleep Better, Worry Less and Feel Happier

by Dr Giresh Kanji

Tuesday 30th July, 6-7:30pm

Unity Books Wellington, 57 Willis St

ABOUT THE BOOK

The book explores the role of childhood trauma, stress, and the links between stress-related symptoms and fatigue, concentration and dementia. In the book, he outlines the five habits that reduce the activity of the stress brain and improve insomnia, anxiety and depression. Dr Giresh Kanji has spent the last four and a half years researching the science of insomnia, anxiety and depression. People with depression have many structural and physiological changes compared to people without depression. Fortunately, all the changes are reversible with treatment.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr Giresh Kanji is a Musculoskeletal Pain Specialist and Researcher. He explored the sensory amplification of pain in his PhD including the role of the human stress response. He has presented in NZ, Australia, Tahiti, USA and Europe.

He is an honorary Senior Lecturer at Auckland University, the chairperson of the NZ Pain Foundation and editor of Australasian Musculoskeletal Medicine. He is currently conducting a randomised control trial on low back pain. He is the author of “Fix Your Back”, “Fix Your Neck Pain, Headache and Migraine” and his new book to be released in July 2019 “Brain Connections: How to sleep better, worry less and feel happier”.

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