New documentary examines how the brain heals

By: Robert Washburn | November 12, 2016

Documentary filmmaker Andrew Gregg is interviewed by Drive Time host Dave Glover about his newest project, The Brain’s Way of Healing, which recently aired on CBC’s Nature of Things.

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Documentary filmmaker talks about Franklin’s Lost Ships
Film society finds new home at old Sally Anne building
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