From Neuron-Art to Neurographic Art

What happens when a psychiatrist discovers that healing is not only clinical, but creative?

After more than three decades in psychiatric practice, Dr. Browne began to explore a different way of processing the emotional weight of her work. What started as a personal practice of drawing neurons—what she calls Neuronart—became a powerful method of reflection, restoration, and self-regulation.

As her journey unfolded, she discovered Neurographic Art, a structured approach developed by Pavel Piskarev that uses spontaneous line, form, and colour to influence neural pathways and promote psychological integration.

In this deeply personal and insightful book, she brings together:

her lived experience as a psychiatrist the emotional realities of holding the minds of others her intuitive development of Neuronart and the structured methodology of Neurographia

Blending science, creativity, and lived experience, this book offers a unique perspective on how art can become a practical tool for emotional processing—not only for patients, but for the healer.

This is not a book about learning to draw.

It is an invitation to discover a different way of engaging with your mind.