Dave and Susan Kenney

Neuroscience and the study of human behavior have made significant strides in understanding the intricate connection between the brain's structure and its functions. This relationship illuminates why we behave in certain ways, how we process emotions, and the basis of our decision-making processes. The capacity of the brain to adapt, known as neuroplasticity, further explains how experiences and learning alter brain structures, impacting behavior and skills. Moreover, the investigation into neurological disorders provides insights into conditions like ADHD and autism, highlighting the importance of tailored approaches in therapy and societal integration. As we continue to delve into the complexities of the brain through advanced technologies and interdisciplinary research, our grasp on behavioral neuroscience will expand, potentially revolutionizing mental health care, educational strategies, and cognitive enhancement. Understanding Neuroscience and Human Behavior Neuroscience expl...

  Dave and Susan Kenney, pioneers in addiction recovery, are bringing their groundbreaking brain-first approach to Utah through an exclusive speaking tour. Their innovative method, Actualized Recovery®, focuses on brain health and neuroplasticity, offering a fresh perspective on overcoming addiction and unlocking human potential. Praised by neuropsychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen as "groundbreaking," their work challenges conventional recovery methods. The Kenneys will be keynote speakers at several critical events in Utah, including the Healing Utah Success Summit on October 5th, the Utah Association of Peer Support Specialists on October 2nd, and the Addiction Resilience Collective also on October 2nd. These talks will highlight practical tools for families, discuss community-driven addiction recovery, and emphasize the power of the brain to heal and adapt, offering hope for long-term transformation. A core part of their message is debunking common myths about addiction. The Kenn...