Brain Health With Dr. Jardin

How do we move from simply "managing" brain diseases to systematically curing them? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jin Hyung Lee From Stanford University to discuss just this. With a rare dual background in electrical engineering and neuroscience, Dr. Lee is treating the brain not as a black box of mystery, but as a complex circuit that can be analyzed, debugged, and ultimately repaired.

"True leadership delivers purpose beyond your paycheck and in this book, you’ll find direction and inspiration to bring true leadership to your team. Combining Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and Lencioni’s Five Dysfunctions of a team, Albrecht and Jardin show us how our teams are supposed to behave. When needs are met, and trust is felt, then our teams thrive."

-Mark Burgess

Dr. Michael Gervais is a high-performance psychologist, author and one of the world’s leading experts on the relationship between the mind and human performance. Over the course of a 20-year career working with world class performers and organizations, Dr. Gervais has developed a framework for the mental skills and practices that allow organizations, teams and individuals to thrive in pressure-packed environments.

Gervais’ influence can be felt across many touchpoints of popular culture. His clients include the NFL’s Super Bowl Champions, Seattle Seahawks, world record holders, Olympians, MVPs from every major sport, internationally acclaimed music artists, and Fortune 50 CEO’s.

Finding Master Course

Nikki Jardin and Tave Fasce Drake discuss their publication that is accessible to individuals with dementia. Additional information can be found at https://miradormagazine.com/ and they are a quick phone call away at 503-644-2113. They are open to collaborations and ideas! This is a great option for libraries, retirement homes, and individual/family use. 

Dr. Albert Garcia-Romeu discusses his research at Johns Hopkins Medical Center involving Psilocybin and its potential in treating multiple mental health disorders. We discuss the state of the field and potential future directions. Research Assistants Sam Nidorf and Austin Asa guest co-host.

Dr. Gabriel Silva a Professor at UCSD in the Bioengineering and Neuroscience departments, stopped by the show to update us on the progress being made to understand how the brain computes and functions. We discuss the most pressing questions of today and discuss potential answers to these questions. Eric Wolfe of Dr. Jardin's Brain Health lab helps co-host.

With guest co-host Katherine Miller, we interview Creative Director Todd Saperstein and Patrick Melnick who is a Dean of Academic Affairs and Department Chair of General Education in higher education on the importance of creativity. 

Please note that I fully endorse the abilities of Mr. Saperstein that and he is currently "open to work".  You may find his linkedin page here:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-saperstein-72b08513/

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Dr. Walter Piper discusses the social brain and some of the major biological mechanisms of emotions. Please subscribe and follow "The brain health podcast with Dr. Jardin" on Facebook

Dr. Garcia discusses the importance of evolution when considering human health.  For those looking for more content feel free to check out Alpha God and Sex, Power, and Partisanship: How Evolutionary Science Makes Sense of Our Political Divide by Dr. Garcia. The end music is by Natye "Shinjuku Neon", and the art is by Marine veteran, Ben Cantwell. 

What happened in the Biogen drug trial? Listen for details about this, and more on the brain health podcast with Dr. Jardin