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The resting brain is still active. Downtime allows unconscious thinking to take over, increasing the chances of a seemingly-spontaneous epiphany. 

Unleash Inspiration Through Silence

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The basis for a brain-healthy daily diet, whole foods like leafy greens, berries, nuts and fatty fish support a healthy heart – and a healthy brain. 

Eat to Enrich Brainpower

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A shift in mindset, even from negative to neutral thinking, rewires the brain and increases mental flexibility – but only when this shift becomes a habit. 

Perceive With Positive Intentions

Author, scientist, educator and clinician, Dr. Goldberg, a clinical professor in the Department of Neurology at NYU's Grossman School of Medicine, discusses his research into the cognitive impact of COVID-19.

Long Neuro-Covid: Challenges Ahead

Tony Bridwell, Upali Nanda, PhD and John Ryan – Panel for the The Great Disconnect: Finding Common Ground in the Workplace, part of the fall 2022 lineup for BrainHealth Presents.

Can brain health help shape the workplace of the future? Join a panel discussion with employee experience and culture expert Tony Bridwell, Vice Adm. (ret.) John Ryan from Center for Creative Leadership, and Upali Nanda, PhD, from HKS Architects.

The Great Disconnect: Finding Common Ground in the Workplace

Dr. Vanneste is a BrainHealth Project collaborator, Neuroscientist and Professor of Psychology at Trinity College Dublin. His lab for Clinical & Integrative Neuroscience (lab CLINT) is undertaking ground-breaking research on the aging-related neurological disorders

Advances in Non-Invasive Treatments for Age-Related Cognitive Decline

Dr. Katok from the Jindal School of Management at UTD explores a range of questions about the effectiveness of using probabilities when communicating forecasts to a public with diverse mathematical abilities.

Failures in the Communication of Risk: Decisions and Numeracy

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Navy SEAL veteran, author, suicide prevention advocate and extreme sports afficionado shares insights and lessons about overcoming adversity to live life to the fullest. Event sponsored by Meredith and Jack Woodworth

A Navy SEAL’s Perspective on Adversity and Brain Health

Dr. William Dauer has spent nearly two decades working on groundbreaking studies into mechanisms of neurodegeneration in Parkinson’s disease and the molecular basis of dystonia, helping to pioneer novel therapeutic approaches. 

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Center for BrainHealth leads scientific research to enhance and restore the brain. Learn how to exercise your brain to work better and faster today!

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Be the

Architect

Of Your Own Brain

Learn from top brain scientists and experts.

HOW FIT IS YOUR BRAIN?

Next Generation Science

Registration is open for the fall 2022 season of BrainHealth Presents

Know Brainers

Unleash Inspiration Through Silence

Eat to Enrich Brainpower

Perceive With Positive Intentions

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Instead of focusing on how many things you checked off your list today, shift towards the measures that matter most — Were you more innovative? More purpose-driven? More socially fulfilled?

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Be the

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Learn from top brain scientists and experts.

HOW FIT IS YOUR BRAIN?

Next Generation Science

Registration is open for the fall 2022 season of BrainHealth Presents

Know Brainers

Eat to Enrich Brainpower

Perceive With Positive Intentions

Events

.css-13o7eu2{display:block;}Instead of focusing on how many things you checked off your list today, shift towards the measures that matter most — Were you more innovative? More purpose-driven? More socially fulfilled?

Pioneering Science

Brain Training

The BrainHealth Project

Of Your Own Brain

Instead of focusing on how many things you checked off your list today, shift towards the measures that matter most — Were you more innovative? More purpose-driven? More socially fulfilled?