Oxford Brain Story

Building Brains for Lifelong Health

In partnership with the Alberta Family Wellness Initiative, the Oxford Brain Story is working to share the science about how our experiences can affect our long term mental and physical health. The core ideas are a key public health message and we believe it is important for everyone to know the role we can all play in building strong brains and strong communities.

The Brain Story is relevant to anyone who works with children, families or adults. We are working with partners from Health and Social Care, Education, the Criminal Justice system and a range of voluntary organisations.

Our aim is to establish a shared understanding across organisations, professional groups and communities, with a shared language to talk about the impact of adversity and our role in mitigating its effects. Together we can use science to improve outcomes for both children and adults.

 
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April training opportunities

Every month, the Oxford brain story (OBS) team hosts open virtual trainings on Microsoft Teams. All training events are free to attend.

Step 1 Training | Register HERE

April 15th 3:30-5:00PM BST

This 90-minute, free, virtual training session presents the core metaphors of the Brain Story, along with their underlying science. Attend to learn more about the fundamentals of brain development and to participate in engaging mircosessions that apply this knowledge into practice.  

Step 2a Training (Adolescence Focus)| Register HERE

April 22nd 3:30-5:00PM BST

This 90-minute, free, virtual training session goes deeper into the science behind the core metaphors of the Brain Story, with a focus on adolescence. Attend to learn more about the fundamentals of brain development and to participate in engaging mircosessions that apply this knowledge into practice.  

Please note: In order to attend Step 2a training, you must have previously attended an OBS Step 1 training.

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