A helluva ride: Women’s brains and what we’re learning
Description
Women's health is finally getting the attention it deserves!
Join us for an engaging evening of science-based conversation, with researchers who can explain what we know, what we're still learning, and why it matters for women’s health at different stages of life.
Together, we'll examine some big topics: from endometriosis and pain, hot flushes and menopause to healthy ageing, and the connection between brain circuitry and brain health.
Our panel of experts brings together renowned neuro-researchers Associate Professor Rosemary Brown and Dr Jenny Clarkson and brilliant neuro-psychological researcher Dr Ashlee Berryman, alongside the Neurological Foundation's own Kerry McLeod, who brings a real and relatable layperson’s voice to the conversation.
Bring a friend and be part of the conversation. It's free, but seats are limited, so reserve your spot today.
Panellists
Dr Rosemary Brown
Associate Professor University of Otago, Dunedin
Dr Jenny Clarkson
Research Fellow University of Otago, Dunedin
Dr Ashlee Berryman
Research Fellow University of Otago, Dunedin
Ms Kerry McLeod
Head of Philanthropy and Engagement Neurological Foundation of New Zealand
FAQs
- Is the event free?
Yes, it is a free public event
- Are refreshments provided?
Yes, light and healthy refreshments will be provided at the event
- Do I need to register?
Yes. Seats are limited. Please register in advance to secure your seat. Showing your confirmation email or digital ticket at the door is sufficient.
- Can I register on the day?
Same-day registrations may be accepted if space allows, but we strongly recommend registering in advance to guarantee entry.
- What is the cancellation policy?
If you are feeling unwell or can no longer attend, you may cancel your ticket at any time — including on the day of the event. Please email RSVP@neurological.org.nz to cancel your registration
- Will the event be recorded, and will photos be taken?
This event may be photographed or recorded. By registering and attending, you consent to the use of your image and likeness for event-related communications and promotions, across various media channels, including but not limited to websites, social media, publications, and digital communications. If you do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please inform a member of the event team upon arrival or email marketing@neurological.org.nz.
- Is the venue accessible?
Yes. The Auditorium at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
- Where is the nearest parking area?
On street and public carparks are available nearby.
- Who can I contact if I have questions?
Please email us at RSVP@neurological.org.nz
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