Speaking
Brain science, made clear and useful
Rachel speaks to conferences, clinics, schools, parent groups and companies. Her talks draw on more than 20 years of clinical neurophysiology practice, including her specialist neurofeedback work in London, and on current research. Audiences leave with practical take-aways, not just facts.
Example topics
What Rachel speaks about
These are examples. Every talk is tailored to its audience, length and format.
Stress-related conditions & the brain
What chronic stress does to brain networks and the body’s regulation systems, and what helps them recover.
ADHD through brain and oxygen patterns
What brainwave (EEG) and blood-oxygen (HEG) patterns reveal about attention, and how non-medication brain training works with them.
Neurodiversity
Understanding different brains on their own terms, from attention and learning to sensory processing.
Sound & the brain
How auditory stimulation and binaural beats affect brain activity, mood and cognition, drawing on Rachel’s current research in auditory brain stimulation.
Functional Neurophysiology
How the brain’s large-scale networks and the body’s physiology (heart rate variability, breathing, brain oxygenation) work together, and what that means in practice. Also taught in depth as a 3-day seminar under the Yael Langford Brain Academy.
Formats
Keynote
Workshop
Panel
Seminar series
Online or in person
Audiences
Conferences
Clinicians & therapists
Universities
Schools & parents
Companies
Podcasts
Invite Rachel onto your podcast
Rachel joins podcasts as a guest to talk about the brain in plain language: stress and the nervous system, ADHD, neurodiversity, sound and the brain, and what neurophysiology and neurofeedback can and cannot do. Hosts get clear explanations, real stories from more than 20 years of clinical practice and take-aways listeners can use.
