Frontal Lobe (Problems)

Behind your forehead lies what makes you human. The frontal lobe is the region of your brain that plans, evaluates, categorises, weighs — and ultimately decides. It takes the flood of information your nervous system receives and weaves it into something you call "meaning." Without it, you would be a collection of impressions without a common thread.

When the frontal lobe causes problems — whether as a concentration disorder, as an inability to make decisions, as fog in the head, or as the feeling of no longer being able to grasp the connections of your own life — something begins to waver that you have taken for granted: your ability to form a coherent picture from what happens to you.