Charles Hall
Leader in Health Education and Outreach, Advocate of Science Based Behavior Change, Executive Director at Whole Brain Health, Speaker.
You might be looking for a way to help a loved one, a community or yourself make the best of their or your brain. I can help you. I have experience giving over 500 brain health presentations on the most relevant and interesting topics: socialization and the brain, compassion and the brain, exercise increasing the size of the brain etc. In addition to communicating about the brain I have leadership experience in helping to reach over 1000 people in person in need, establishing goals for over 30 unique groups and communities for the Whole Brain Health initiative organization. My earlier work experience pulls in skills from product management, customer service, and psychiatric nursing.
INTRODUCTION
Work History
Speaker on Brain Health and Wellness
Whole Brain Health Initiative (July 20, 2017 - Present)
-Delivering educational, functional, interactive brain health presentations, talks, workshops from over 500 hours of speaking experience and 3000+ hours of self-study, research, and in-person expert consult. -Facilitating experiences of evidence-based and sustainable brain healthy lifestyle activities, i.e. simple hand exercises, breath work, name remembering exercises, name that tune, informational discussions on brain health -Sharing presentation summaries and scientific resources for further development of sustainable brain healthy lifestyle: PubMed resources, NIH resources, Mayo Clinic resources, research links, educational videos, Whole Brain Health slide presentations.
Education
BA Global Studies
UC Santa Barbara
2004 - 2007
Publications
What is the Most Craved Food in the World? (July 10, 2020)
What is the most craved food in the world? Pizza? Rice? Ice cream? Nope. It turns out that it’s chocolate! Rituals, religions, currencies, wine, gels, flavorings, foods, candies, conquests, wars, economies, holidays and many more things are associated with or have been created from chocolate. Is it any wonder that it is associated with maintaining a healthy brain?