Understanding your brain so that you can understand others

Sep 02, 2021 - Sep 02, 2021

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Understanding your brain so that you can understand others

Sep 2 2021

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Do you know what cognitive skills such as memory and processing speed are impacted when you are stressed?

In this webinar we will be discussing the importance of understanding and improving your own Brain Health and why this is crucial for supporting vulnerable children and youth .

Examples of integration and implementation of Brain Health, Healing and Fitness programs for the workforce will be discussed along with Indigenous community led initiatives such as the Deadly Brains Program and the Deadly Brains Playgroup.

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