The Science of Courage / Sat June 6 / 10:30 / SAL
The Science of Courage: aka “Bravery and the Human Brain”
With Presenter Ken Boring
Saturday, June 6th from 10:30 – Noon in the SAL Room
Register with judi@waterburypubliclibrary.com
What does it mean to be brave?
Courage is a neurological process and not a personality trait. Courage can be built up through small, deliberate acts of bravery, building resilience.
Ken Boring shares the science behind bravery.
Handouts provided, friendly games and exercises optional.
About our presenter:
Ken Boring is a full-time caregiver living in Waterbury. As someone who grew up painfully shy, he has been studying courage and how to apply it to daily life for almost 12 years and is excited to share his findings about the fascinating neuroscience of bravery with others.