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Anxiety rates are on the rise around the world, but many cases may be underreported and untreated as people hide symptoms to avoid stigma.
Many people who commit suicide are affected by brain health disorders, and unfortunately, treatment is often too little too late.
Depression negatively impacts the lives of millions around the world, and severe forms can result in suicide attempts and suicide.
Without education, people are doomed to make the same mistakes over and over, and human tragedy, for organisations and the planet, is imminent.
Brain-friendly CEOs have the potential to positively impact their work environments to increase productivity and profits.
Neurofeedback can allow your brain to create new neural pathways to increase efficiency and learn a different way of functioning.
Treatment options can be targeted for greater success when clinicians utilise modern imaging techniques in brain health care.
Leaders should consider this crisis as an opportunity to develop ourselves personally and spiritually.
Respect means something different to everyone, but respect begins with ourselves, and we cannot truly lead others until we find self-respect first.
Treatments for brain health have improved, but modern funding levels still are not adequate to ensure all individuals have access to proper care.
Capitalism is floundering as a result of the Coronavirus, and leaders now have a responsibility to the world to respond appropriately.
Mental health problems are rapidly becoming a global health crisis. Focusing on brain health can help remove the stigma preventing treatment for many.
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