Maintaining Brain Health is Good for Your Wallet!
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Maintaining Brain Health is Good for Your Wallet!
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New webinar series!
Most of us envision our retirement years as a time filled with enjoyable experiences. However, a crucial piece of that vision is not addressed in typical retirement planning – having good cognitive function in our later years. In the same way that we start financial planning for retirement decades in advance, we also should begin planning for our cognitively aging brains when we’re in our 40’s and 50’s: everyday habits in middle-age will affect brain health and cognitive function in our 70’s and 80’s.
In this webinar series, you will learn about:
- How cognitive function changes as we age
- Cognitive reserve: a way to maintain cognitive function as we age
- How having high cognitive reserve benefits your retirement savings
- Everyday activities that can help boost cognitive reserve and maintain cognitive function
You also will have access to supplemental materials and videos that reinforce and enhance information provided in the webinars.
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About the creators:
Dr. Quinn Kennedy earned a PhD in Psychology and completed postdoctoral training in Cognitive Aging, both at Stanford University. She has over 20 years of research experience in investigating factors that affect older adults’ decision making, memory and performance. Dr. Kennedy’s research has been recognized through multiple awards, grants, and peer reviewed journal publications including Psychological Science, Psychology of Aging, and Journals of Gerontology. With her collaborators, her work has been featured on Channel 2 news, NPR, The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and Science. Dr. Kennedy is a popular speaker on healthy cognitive aging with audiences from all over the world. As a Research Associate Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, she consistently receives recognition for outstanding teaching. Through her consulting business, she advises businesses on how to incorporate healthy cognitive aging activities into their business models.
Mr. Charles Hamper has developed and refined his passion as an Educational Animator for over 30 years. Working as an Information Designer and Media Developer he consults extensively with content authors. Using his knowledge of storyboarding, graphic design, animation, motion graphics, video, and audio Charles pools together only the relevant information to create interactive training modules, video presentations, online course materials, and complete online courses. Working with higher education content such as Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Statistics, and conceptually difficult concepts in homeland security, Charles' information design makes the difference in understanding and relating to complex issues and hard to visualize subjects.
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