Oxford Brain Story
We all have our own Brain Story meaning it is a story for everyone.
Experiences during childhood and adolescence form the foundation on which future learning, behaviour and health is built. While early experiences matter, they do not define a person forever. Supportive relationships, safe environments, new skills, and positive experiences can help people heal, learn, and thrive at any age.
This series of short animations will help you understand more about how brains are built and why our early experiences matter. You will learn about how we can work together to help build stronger brains so that we can lead happier, healthier lives, create stronger communities and reduce the risk of health problems
How Brains Are Built
Palix Foundation | October 2013
Learn the core story of brain development in this accessible and visually engaging video…Show More
Brain Architecture
Palix Foundation | June 2014
This video uses expert commentary and animation to demonstrate the important relationship between… Show More
Serve & Return
Palix Foundation | June 2014
Through animation and expert commentary, this video describes the early interactions th…Show More
Executive Function: Air Traffic Control
Palix Foundation | October 2013
This video discusses the importance of executive function, or the air traffic control system of… Show More
Brains: Journey To Resilience
Palix Foundation | June 2014
Using illustrations, this video shares multi-method research findings about how to talk about…Show More
