Give your overloaded parental brain a well-deserved break. Neuroscientist Ann E. Knudsen shines a light on life as a parent through humorous stories and solid neuroscience. Spend an evening full of laughter while learning to understand both your own brain and your children's development.
What happens neurobiologically when you become a parent? Knudsen explores both the hormonal upheaval and the more lasting neurological changes that turn us into vulnerable, sleepy superheroes. She shows how neuroscience can help you understand your own reactions and be less critical of yourself and your partner.
The evening also covers children's brain development – from infancy through the teenage years – and is relevant for anyone curious about the science behind the challenges of parenthood. An inspiring and entertaining talk for parents, grandparents, and all those interested in the brain's secrets.






























