Speaker: Lindsay Bira
Topic: Consciousness, Dr. Lindsay Bira, Mind Science Foundation, Mindfulness, Neuroscience, Pandemic, Psychology
Life is short. The brain is tricky. Sometimes, the natural way we respond to a problem actually locks it in…and because it may be possible to work around problems, it can be easy to allow them to stay. Why do problems stick around and how much better could life be? Join us on June 23, 2020 for a conversation with clinical health psychologist, Dr. Lindsay Bira, where she shares evidence-based research and tools to take back control to live your life feeling balanced, free, aware, and fulfilled. Learn how to use mindfulness as a way to know ourselves deeply, see and feel the tough stuff, and grow through challenging perspective and programming. Lindsay Bira, Ph.D., is a clinical health psychologist, TEDx speaker, and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at UT Health San Antonio. She has clinical research specialty in behavioral medicine and PTSD/trauma. She speaks often on the topic of mental health and wellbeing, serves as a consultant on projects that seek to incorporate mental health, and runs a private practice, treating adults and teens for a range of issues. She received her Ph.D. in clinical health psychology from University of Miami and completed residency with Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine before completing an additional 2-year fellowship in trauma psychology. Dr. Bira has been featured by TEDx, Texas Public Radio, Women’s Health Magazine, Headspace, Science, Nature Biotech, and more for her work in PTSD, mindfulness, brain health and personal growth. She is passionate about helping others learn about the brain to improve wellbeing and values platforms that help her with that mission
