Neural Synchronization

Neural synchronization refers to the process where neurons in the brain coordinate their activity, firing together in a rhythmic and organized manner. This coordinated activity helps different parts of the brain communicate effectively, supporting functions like attention, perception, and learning. When neurons synchronize, they can share information more efficiently, enhancing overall brain function. Disruptions in neural synchronization are linked to various neurological and psychiatric conditions. Essentially, it’s the brain’s way of “tuning” its networks to work harmoniously, much like musicians in an orchestra playing in sync to produce a cohesive sound.