Episode 37: Dr. John Kennedy Discusses Imagery, Perception and CBS

The Charles Bonnet Syndrome Podcast

In this episode of the Charles Bonnet Syndrome podcast, host Shaimond interviews Dr. John Kennedy, a psychologist and senior investigator from the University of Toronto. Dr. Kennedy shares his extensive research on imagery, perception, and the fascinating abilities of blind individuals in creating art. He discusses his encounters with various visually impaired artists, elaborating on their experiences and his findings on Charles Bonnet Syndrome. The episode delves into the nature of visual and mental imagery, and the potential therapeutic role of art and drawing for those with visual impairments. Dr. Kennedy also highlights the importance of curiosity, passion, and continuous learning in professional and personal growth.

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