A concept that assumes that the brain is not a static device or a closed mechanism, but a dynamic, open system that interacts with the environment and constantly changes in response to various events. Every mental exercise he performs and every social interaction in which he participates contributes to the restructuring of neural networks and the development of higher mental functions. This concept considers the brain to be adaptive and resilient and emphasizes the possibility of neuropsychological rehabilitation even after injury. New abilities can be compensated for and developed through guided and stimulating activities, paving the way for sustainable development.