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The #1 way to strengthen your mind is to use your body | Wendy Suzuki
THE ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL 2023
DR. SUZUKI SPEAKS AT ASPEN IDEAS FESTIVAL
THE MOTH- SLIGHT OF HAND
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
GOOD ANXIETY
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Good Anxiety Launches in France and Wendy is interviewed.
How to Harness the Power of Your Anxiety to Make You Stronger. According to Dr. Wendy Suzuki.
You Are Not Alone mental health series with 3News' Hollie Strano
If You STRUGGLE With Stress & Anxiety, This Trick Will CHANGE YOUR LIFE! | Wendy Suzuki
Julianne Hough & Dr. Wendy Suzuki discuss the connection between movement and memory at the #WOW, The Wonder of Women Summit.
Need some extra motivation to get to the gym? Neuroscientist and exercise enthusiast Wendy A. Suzuki explains how physical aerobic activity can change your brain. Dr. Suzuki gives an overview of her research into how exercise can improve cognitive function and even demonstrates a routine you can follow along at home.
Listen to Wendy speak at the 2017 Symposium on Physical Exercise and Brain Health.
NIH Director's Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series.
New research is increasingly discovering the benefits of physical exercise for the brain.
Read the full article on Huffington Post HERE.
Can exercise make you smarter? Scientists think it’s possible
Listen to Wendy describe why she does what she does and see her in action during her recent talks and interviews.
Watch Wendy Suzuki discuss a new treatment option for women to prevent Alzheimer's Disease.
Why did Wendy get interested in studying the effects of exercise on the brain? In this high energy and interactive TEDX talk, that has become her signature, Wendy describes how she stumbled on this fascinating area of research by noticing how much exercise improved her own mood, memory and attention.
The one core question Wendy wanted to answer when she started her lab at NYU was, “What happens in the brain when a new memory is formed.” Here Wendy describes a major finding from her early days at NYU revealing how the electrical activity of brain cells signals the formation of a new memory.
In this emotional story, Wendy tells the story of saying “I love you” to her parents for the first time as an adult.