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Nov 3, 2020

The Physical Athleticism of Violin Playing, and Music’s Effect on Mental Health

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Nov 2, 2020

How “Loserdom” Was Rife in Millennial TV Programming

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Nov 2, 2020

My Inspired Relationship with Classical Music

I am “lucky” to be endowed with a creative mind. While certainly its condition…

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Nov 2, 2020

Don’t Let Social Isolation Get You Down

Despite my grave past with schizoaffective disorder, I have gotten to the point where I…

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Nov 2, 2020

I’m Reframing My Negative Past by Recalling Positive Experiences

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Nov 2, 2020

Comparing Physical Fitness Support to Mental Health Support

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Oct 27, 2020

Welcome to Wrinkly Brains!

You have arrived at Wrinkly Brains. Wrinkly Brains is a website that celebrates the insights of people who have had adverse mental experiences (aka mental illness) as well as anyone who personally identifies as being neurodivergent. If you don’t fit in, keep reading!

Neesa Sunar in Wrinkly Brains

Oct 27, 2020

Welcome to Wrinkly Brains!

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Wrinkly Brains

“Wrinkly Brains” celebrates the unique insights of the neurodivergent and those experiencing alternative mental states. We call ourselves “Wrinkly Brains” because wrinkles in the brain allow for neurons to be packed in a smaller space, allowing for greater intelligence.

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