Discover how Design Intelligence and emotional regulation can reshape the way we respond to trauma, youth crime, and leadership in society. Grounded in neuroscience and compassion, this article explores how rewiring our internal systems — through awareness, co-regulation, and conscious design — can transform not only young minds but the future of human development and justice itself.
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🧠The Adolescent Brain, Unstable Homes, and the Roots of Youth Crime
Understanding how an underdeveloped prefrontal cortex and unstable home environments influence teenage behaviour reveals the deeper roots of youth crime. Neuroscience shows that chronic stress, trauma, and lack of parental stability can alter brain development — affecting impulse control, empathy, and decision-making. When we view youth crime through this lens of biology and compassion, we unlock the potential for healing, rehabilitation, and social change.