A neuropsychologist talks about neuroimaging studies of psychedelic drugs including psylocybin and ketamine.

How sensitivities to milk casein, wheat, and gluten, may affect bipolar disorder.

A cognitive neuroscientist gives a rousing talk about the benefits of exercise on memory.

Mariel Hemingway accepts The McLean Award for her efforts to inspire mental health and wellness.

Brene Brown on shame and how it gets in the way of how we know to be happy, the role of gender and shame, and its relationship to worthiness and perfectionism.

Neurolaw, misinformation and false memories.

Left Brain, Right Brain: Human nature and political values

Trends in economics and politics including consumerism and changes in democracy, and how research into psychology, social networks and behavioural economics is relevant.

Kay Redfield Jamison talks about coming out as a person with a bipolar disorder.

McLean Award winner Lee Woodruff speaks about her husband Bob Woodruff’s TBI and her own recovery from depression.

Decision making and risk taking with developing brains.