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🎙️ Environment Shapes Behaviors | Neurodesign Capsule | The HAUS Hub Podcast
What if your brain wasn’t only shaped by your thoughts—but by the spaces that surround you?

In today’s Neurodesign Capsule, we explore how light, sound, texture, and design aren’t just aesthetic choices—they actively shape our nervous system, our mood, and even our cognition.

I’m Monika Acosta, and inside this episode, we dive into what neuroscience teaches us about enriched environments—and how small shifts in the spaces around us can create meaningful changes within.

If you believe that design can do more than look good—that it can help people live better—you’ll find yourself right at home here.

CONTENT OF VIDEO
0:00 – What if your brain is shaped not just by thoughts… but by space?
0:13 – Welcome to The HAUS Hub: Design meets neuroscience
0:50 – You feel space in your body before your brain can explain it
1:54 – Space isn’t just a backdrop—it rewires who we become
3:00 – Jonas Salk, a monastery, and the power of place
4:01 – Neurodesign: more than trend—design as relational experience
4:23 – What are enriched environments?
5:15 – Your brain is always adapting—to what surrounds it
5:53 – The study that changed everything: enriched cages, enriched brains
6:45 – Neurogenesis and adult brains: how rich environments trigger growth
7:40 – Design isn’t ambiance—it’s biology in motion
8:42 – Light and sound: how the senses shape well-being
11:00 – Sensory balance and the nervous system
12:25 – Function vs. transformation: what enriched really means
13:02 – Context matters: no “perfect” environment for all
14:13 – Evolution, not perfection: design must stay responsive
15:30 – Weekly challenge: decode what your space is telling your brain

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