We are at a critical point and coming together is essential. If you feel helpless and struggling with what to do to keep your kids safe online, know you are not alone—many people are suffering in silence- there are many simple things we can do to empower ourselves today to protect our children's mental health and learning how to help your children be seen by us more than screens is one of them. Join us by participating in creating a safer digital future for all of us and, most importantly, our children.

There is an urgent need for a collective effort to reshape how society, tech companies, parents, educators, clinicians, and policymakers prioritise and protect our youngest users in the digital age and ensure that children are SEEN by healthy adults more than screens.

Melanie Pilling has worked in the media for 23 years - first as a journalist writing stories across crime, politics, entertainment and lifestyle to run a major metro newsroom managing over 100 reporters. For the last five years as Deputy Editor of The Courier-Mail and Sunday Mail, I have focussed on our digital transformation resulting in The Courier-Mail becoming the No.1 news subscription website in Queensland


Here's something you can do to empower yourself and to join us:

Please attend the forum "BEING SEEN": Empowering People with Tools to Protect and Promote Children's Mental Health and Safer Digital Lives.

Please mark your calendars and save the date: August 8th, Brisbane,
Stay tuned for more details!
Please register for tickets here: the only cost is your time.

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Welcome to "Self-Care in the Age of Neuroscience and AI," a thought-provoking podcast episode that delves into the innovative ways neuroscience and artificial intelligence are transforming how we approach self-care. Join us as we explore insights and perspectives from students and faculty of the QUT CSB111 class, where we examine the intersection of cutting-edge science and personal well-being.

In our fast-paced world, self-care is no longer just about traditional practices like meditation or exercise. This podcast episode explores how the latest advancements in neuroscience and AI are revolutionizing our understanding and practice of self-care.

1. The Neuroscience of Self-Care:
We'll discuss how neuroscience provides new insights into the brain's role in self-care. How does understanding neural pathways and brain plasticity help us develop more effective self-care routines? From managing stress to enhancing mental health, we'll explore how knowledge of the brain can lead to better self-care practices.

2. AI-Powered Personalization:
Artificial intelligence is enabling a new level of personalized self-care. We'll examine how AI can analyse individual data to recommend tailored self-care strategies. Imagine apps that track your mood, sleep patterns, and physical activity, then suggest specific actions to enhance your well-being based on this data. We'll explore the potential and the challenges of such AI-driven solutions.

3. Ethical and Privacy Concerns:
With the rise of AI in self-care, ethical and privacy issues are paramount. How do we ensure that personal data used by AI is protected? What are the ethical considerations in allowing machines to make recommendations for our mental and physical health? We'll delve into these critical questions with insights from experts in the field.

4. Student and Faculty Perspectives:
Students and faculty from the QUT CSB111 class bring a unique perspective to the discussion. We'll hear about their experiences and thoughts on integrating neuroscience and AI in self-care. What new tools and techniques are being developed in the academic world? How are they applying these innovations in their own lives?

5. Future Trends and Innovations:
What does the future hold for self-care in the age of neuroscience and AI? We'll explore emerging trends and potential breakthroughs that could redefine how we take care of ourselves. The possibilities are exciting and vast, from neurofeedback devices to AI-driven mental health support.

Join us as we navigate the fascinating intersection of cutting-edge science and personal well-being. "Self-Care in the Age of Neuroscience and AI" promises to be a rich source of knowledge and inspiration for anyone interested in the future of self-care. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a science lover, or simply looking to enhance your self-care routine, this podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you thrive in the modern world.

Special Acknowledgements to
First year student at QUT Mackenzie Park for participating in the conversation.
Faculty Ev Miroshnichenko and Pharmacy Discipline Lead Dr Andrew Hale for contributing their ideas to the podcast.

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"Empowering women through financial independence is not just about money—it's about choice, freedom, and reshaping our world for generations to come."

Listen to Dr. Nora Koslowski and Ellen Sullivan are the visionary co-founders of EVEN, an innovative startup dedicated to empowering women by accelerating their economic potential. Drawing on their extensive backgrounds in workforce development, business education, and online learning, Nora and Ellen have created a platform that addresses women's unique challenges in the workforce.

Founding EVEN: A Mission to Balance the Scales EVEN was born from Nora and Ellen's realisation that despite the advances in professional education and career opportunities, women still face significant hurdles due to uneven caring responsibilities, financial burdens, and health decisions. This led them to leverage their combined decades of experience at Melbourne Business School and other educational initiatives to create a tailored solution for women.

Dr. Nora Koslowski: With a robust academic foundation in psychology and management, Nora has educated thousands across multiple countries. Her role as Melbourne Business School’s inaugural Chief Learning Innovation Officer and her personal experiences as a mother have given her deep insights into the needs and challenges of professional women. Ellen Sullivan: A trailblazer in business education, Ellen has developed first-of-their-kind learning platforms and programs, significantly impacting over 15,000 learners globally. Her creative and innovative approach comes from a rich design background and her work with top-tier clients like Google and ANZ Bank.

EVEN's Strategic Approach Under the leadership of Nora and Ellen, EVEN seeks to provide women with flexible and impactful professional development opportunities that do not force them to choose between career growth and personal life. Their approach includes forming strategic partnerships with businesses to address skill gaps, strengthen leadership pipelines, and adapt to the rapid pace of global change.

Join the movement with EVEN, where women's success is not just a possibility but a guaranteed outcome. All while balancing personal commitments and professional growth, Nora and Ellen's journey with EVEN is not just about making a difference—it’s about creating a new equilibrium where everyone wins.

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