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Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system. This discipline and its research are extensive and cover a lot, including the development of the brain, its anatomy and how it works. It looks at what happens when things go wrong, be it neurological, psychiatric or neurodevelopmental. It is a big field, and when positioning such a game-changing underpinning to coaching it is worth having a broad overview before focusing in on the parts most relevant to us. Today neuroscience has an interdisciplinary nature and liaises with disciplines such as mathematics, linguistics, engineering, computer science, chemistry, philosophy, physics, psychology and medicine. Several of these areas are of less interest to a coach. Here are some of the areas you may hear or read about. Affective neuroscience is focused on how neurons behave in relation to emotions. Behavioural neuroscience is the study of the biological bases of behaviour, so it looks at how the brain affects behaviour. Clinical neuroscience is not usually of much interest to us as coaches because it focuses on disorders; however, a lot of interesting discoveries have come from this field. Cognitive neuroscience looks at the neural base for higher cognitive functions. Cultural neuroscience studies how our beliefs, values and practices are shaped by and shape the brain, minds and genes – a fascinating field that we hope will add lots to our understanding over the coming years. Molecular neuroscience looks at the individual molecules within the nervous system. Neuroimaging is the field that is expert in the various scanners that are used across the board. Social neuroscience brings the biological systems into the realm of social processes and behaviours. Both disciplines help refine and inform the other.