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Barbara Arrowsmith-Young: The Woman who Changed Her Brain: How We Can Shape our Minds and Other Tales of Cognitive Transformation [2013] paperback RELIG engaging productions grounded in theBarbara Arrowsmith Young was born with severe learning disabilities that caused teachers to label her as slow, stubborn or worse. As a child, she read and wrote everything backwards, was physically uncoordinated and she continually got lost. But by relying on her formidable memory and iron will, she made her way to graduate school, where she chanced upon research that inspired her to invent cognitive exercises to 'fix' her own brain, which we now now