Everyday Neuro 004: Brain Injury, Cognitive Functioning and Concussion in Sport

Everyday Neuro 004: Brain Injury, Cognitive F...

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Everyday Neuro 027: Who Do You Think You Aren’t - The Psychology of Imposter Phenomenon

In this episode, we define and discuss imposter phenomenon with expert Dr Ewan Bottomley, who shares insight into how many accomplished individuals experience self-doubt, and the possible links of this negative mindset with perfectionism and a fear of failure. Together with Ewan, ...  Show more

Everyday Neuro 026: Why Menopause Matters – Brain Science, Symptoms and Strategies to Create Equitable Workplaces

In this episode, we discuss how menopause begins in the brain before many physical and cognitive symptoms appear. We are joined by Linda Engles, a Chartered Occupational Psychologist, who shares expert insights into common symptoms and offers practical, evidence-based strategies ...  Show more

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