Congratulations! With over 200 patrons in attendance, our 2016 World Brain
Day Symposium, entitled: Brain Health Drives Wealth, highlighted the need for Jamaicans to have ready access to Neurology, Nutrition and Psychotherapy professionals. Krys Global now seeks volunteers to help create over 10,000 jobs in these sectors. Securing the physical health, energy utilization, mindset culture and creativity learning capacity of the brain are critical factors to globally innovate wealth.
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A panel of great Speakers enlightened and illuminated the Symposium at the
Pegasus on 22-Jul-2016:
• Dr. Reid (UWI Hospital, Tropical Metabolism Research): an
interesting and scientific perspective on the critical role of nutrition and
brain health
• Dr. K'nIfe (UWI MSB, Social Entrepreneurship): the healing power,
affordability and accessibility of natural & whole-food healthy lifestyles,
as exemplified by Rastafarians
• Pastor Hosin (Seventh Day Adventist Church, Health Ministries), led
devotion and underscored the spiritual connection between brain health and
religion
• Dr. Leiba-Thomas (Ministry of Health, Mental Health), highlighted
the critical programs used to address the mental health of children and
adults across Jamaica
• Dr. Haynes-Robinson (UWI Hospital, Neuro-Psychology): revealed the
importance and applications of neuro-psychology to improve mental health and
wellbeingness
• Mr. Hines (Dispute Resolution Centre): effectively discussed the
modes of resolving conflicts, especially for today's youth
• Ms. Simpson (UTECH, Nutrition and Dietetics): demonstrated that
simple exercises energize the brain and nutrition involves categorizing
foods we eat
• Mr. Green (Krys Global Research): presented the neuroscience of
replacing punishment to learn & innovate via brain-friendly laws and
lifestyles
Exhibitors showcased tasty Product samples and essential Services:
• Jamaica Producers (JP Farms) served their tantalizing fresh brain food
(bananas & pineapple) to patrons
• E.G. Wellness Brands served scrumptious porridge along with other
product samples
• The Seventh Day Adventist Church and the IADPA Bookstore provided
great literature on family and brain health
• Dispute Resolution Centre provided brochures on ways and available
centers to resolve conflicts
• Jamaica Association of Professionals in Nutrition and Dietetics
-food pyramid & meal calendar
• Ministry of Health provided their program information about mental
healthcare
• Child Development Agency (CDA) provided their Smiles Mobile Unit for
counseling services
• Sir John Golding Rehabilitation Center provided physiologists to support fitness and exercise
• Yowaz Graphix showcased game playing with their innovative six-sided Ludo board
• Clive Campbell, Laminine distributor, showcased products to recover brain health for stroke patients
