Daniel Reisel: The neuroscience of restorative justice

The video explores the potential for change in the brains and behaviors of psychopaths, focusing on Joe, an inmate at Wormwood Scrubs. It discusses the role of the amygdala in empathy, the possibility of neurogenesis in adults, and the impact of enriched environments on brain development. The speaker advocates for rehabilitation through restorative justice and emphasizes the need for societal change in perceptions of criminal behavior.

Discuss the implications of the statement that 'the brain is capable of extraordinary change way into adulthood.'

What does the speaker mean by 'breaking the frozen sea within' in the context of rehabilitation?

What are the three lessons the speaker learned regarding societal views on crime and rehabilitation?

How does the speaker suggest we can change our mindset regarding individuals like Joe?