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Center for BrainHealth's Lori Cook, PhD, speaks at “A Child’s Brain Development and the Case for Nature and Science," hosted by The Compass School at the Frontiers of Flight Museum.

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BrainHealth's Director of Clinical Research Lori Cook, PhD, participated in an October panel discussion focused on nurturing a love of learning as part of early brain development, hosted by The Compass School of Texas, a Dallas-based co-ed independent school.Their October Fireside Chat, “A Child’s Brain Development and the Case for Nature and Science," took place October 9, 2024 across the street from Center for BrainHealth at the Frontiers of Flight Museum. Panelists included Dr. Cook, Linda Silver, CEO of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and James Keyes, a global business leader. During the event, the trio shared ideas for making childhood learning fun and fearless, while generating interest in STEM learnings and the role of creativity in brain development.Read the full article on KDAF CW33

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Lori Cook in a blue blouse with blue lights, portrait. Director of Clinical Research, BrainHealth Research; Head of Research, The BrainHealth Project; Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences

Lori Cook, PhD, CCC-SLP

Director of Clinical Research Head of Research, The BrainHealth Project Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences

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