Live lecture by Seed Talks on the neuroscience of adverse childhood experiences, with a Q&A, at The Guildhall.
Seed Talks returns to The Guildhall on Tuesday 15 December, with a live lecture titled The Neuroscience of Adverse Childhood Experiences. It's part of their ongoing series of talks across the UK and Ireland, which they describe as a way to 'learn something new, plant an idea and watch it grow'. The Salisbury strand brings in university professors, clinical psychologists and neuroscientists to speak on psychology, neuroscience and mental health, and each session is rounded off with a Q&A.
If you've been following the Salisbury nights, you'll know the range they've covered. Past speakers have included Dr David Luke on psychedelics, Prof James Brown on ADHD, Diane Purkiss on the history of witchcraft, Ravi Gill on trauma and the body and Dee Anand on psychopaths. The talks have drawn more than 1,700 attendees across eight events, and drinks are available at most venues.
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This one focuses on the neuroscience of adverse childhood experiences, and like the others, it's a live lecture followed by a Q&A, so there's time to ask questions after the main talk. It starts at 8:15pm at The Guildhall, and tickets are from £13.50.
