The Brain Health Mission will host an interactive online Natter on 22 July 2026 to mark World Brain Day, bringing together diverse perspectives on the theme “Brain Health at Work’’.
Building workplaces that protect, support and strengthen brain health throughout life.
As individuals spend a significant part of their lives in work-related environments, workplaces have an important role to play in promoting brain health, supporting wellbeing, fostering inclusion and enabling healthier lives across the lifespan.
This one-hour Natter discussion will explore how workplace culture, workload, environments and relationships influence brain health, while identifying challenges, opportunities and practical actions for creating healthier workplaces.
The 2nd Polish Brain Health Summit is an initiative aligned with the strategy of the European Academy of Neurology, the Polish Neurological Society, the Polish Society of Pediatric Neurology, and the Polish Psychiatric Association. The common goal of the venture is to raise public awareness about brain health as well as introduce changes in the healthcare system and launch preventive programs. The summit aims to spread information and raise awareness among all stakeholders – government officials, healthcare professionals, patient organizations, scientists, academics, pharmaceutical industry, and the public.
Why is brain health so important? A healthy brain is essential for reducing the mounting healthcare burden of brain diseases. It is also crucial for maintaining a high quality of life and optimizing functioning at both the individual and social levels. After all, brain health is not simply the absence of disease; it involves, first and foremost, disease prevention and rehabilitation that enable people to function and cope with life situations. We hope that the themes addressed at the Brain Health Summit and the nature of the event will draw your interest.
More information: 2ND Brain Health Summit – INTRO | Stationary conference – Termedia
