2024 International Conference of Applied Neuroscience
12 – 14 September 2024
The 2024 International Association of Applied Neuroscience Conference will be an In-person and Virtual event covering a variety of applied neuroscience topics. Topics will run in streams and there will be ample opportunity to choose which presentations to attend in person or via live stream. All workshops will be recorded and made available to registrants following the event.
The conference will be preceded by a one-day workshop on 12 September (0830-1630) by
– Dr Olivia Lesslar (Aus) –
Keynote Speakers
Dr Olivia Lesslar (Aus) –
Psychoneuroimmunology: How the Body and Mind work together to protect you
Dr John Arden –
Mind Brain Gene: Toward Psychotherapy Integration
Dr Gregory Gerdeman –
Neuroscience of Endocannabinoid Systems: Finding Molecular and Evolutionary Logic to Human Relationships with Cannabis
90-minute Workshops
Joseph Riordan
Toddler Trauma – Rescue-Roleplay to Restore Neurosynchronicity in Traumatised Attachment Dyads
Jean Annan
Application of Neuroscience in professional practice to enhance children’s emotional wellbeing.
Louise Mackenzie
Animal-Assisted Therapy for the Treatment of Complex Trauma – from a Neuroscience Lens
Gregory Riddett
Using Applied Neuroscience to Change Violent Behaviour
Jenny Venter
An Applied Neuroscience Framework for Supporting Depressed Employees in the Workplace
Daryl Gove
Hypnosis and Applied Neuroscience: Unveiling Transformative Approached in Sport, Pain Anxiety and Weight Loss
Sally Jean
From soil to the Stars – healing trauma from bottom up
International Association of Applied Neuroscience
Workshop & Webinar Recordings
The International Association of Applied Neuroscience Conference workshop & webinar recordings covering a variety of applied neuroscience topics.
Featuring:-
Dr John Arden (USA)
Mary Bowles (USA)
Gabriella Garnett (SA)
Prof Dirk Geldenhuys & Jenny Venter (SA)
Tess Graham (Aus)
Dr Susan Greenfield (UK)
Dr Jared Cooney Horvath (USA)
Louise MacKenzie (NZ)
Dr Roger Mysliwiec (NZ)
Joseph Riordan (Aus)
Jan Sky (Aus)
Fiona Stevens (Aus)
Prof Nicholas Talley (Aus)
Daren Wilson (Aus)