Teenage Brain by Frances E. Jensen & Amy Ellis Nutt, The

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. The Teenage Brain: A Neuroscientist's Survival Guide An Essential 10-Minute Audiobook Summary Ever wondered why teenagers make such baffling decisions? Why they can learn complex video games but forget to do homework? Why they stay up all night and struggle to wake up for school? Dr. Frances E. Jensen's groundbreaking research reveals the shocking truth: teenage brains are fundamentally different from adult brains. The prefrontal cortex—responsible for decision-making, impulse control, and planning—isn't fully developed until age twenty-five. This isn't laziness or rebellion; it's neuroscience. This is a capsule version of the book, capturing its most powerful ideas in just 10 minutes. The audio distills Jensen's revolutionary findings about adolescent brain development, covering everything from learning and memory to sleep patterns, stress responses, and addiction vulnerability. You'll discover why teenagers are naturally wired for risk-taking, how their unique brain chemistry affects everything from driving to academic performance, and most importantly, what parents and educators can do to support them. The audio distills the core insights and essential lessons, cutting out the fluff and saving you hours. Instead of wading through dense research, you'll get practical strategies for communicating with teenagers, understanding their emotional volatility, and helping them make better decisions during this critical developmental window. If you've read the book before, it's a great way to revisit and reinforce what matters most. This version gives you all the practical takeaways you need to start taking action right away. Transform your relationship with the teenagers in your life by understanding the science behind their behavior.