International Association of Applied Neuroscience

20/02/2026

🔴Join us tomorrow in an exclusive webinar on Saturday 21st February with world-renowned neurosurgeon Prof Charlie Teo, exploring the latest advances in brain science and how Connectomics is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of all brain disorders.

💠 IAAN hosts webinars every 3 months, each spotlighting a distinguished speaker in the field of neuroscience.

💠 Register your seat today via the link and we look forward to seeing you there!

www.iaan.com.au/news-and-events

17/02/2026

💠 Are you interested in neuroscience?

Mark this date in your diary!
Saturday 21 February, from 10am - 12 noon AEST

The IAAN will be hosting world-renowned Australian neurosurgeon, Professor Charlie Teo, presenting 'Connectomics: A paradigm shift in the diagnosis of all brain disorders'

https://lnkd.in/gSHTKCxV

Webinar - free to IAAN members; non-members $AU70

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13/02/2026

🔴 Are you a professional in the counselling, psychology, healthcare, research, or education fields?

Are you seeking to connect with professionals in your field to enhance your practice and improve client outcomes?

Look no further! Join the International Association of Applied Neuroscience along with hundreds of professionals worldwide to gain deeper insights into the world of neuroscience.

Register Today!

www.iaan.com.au

10/02/2026

💠 Join us for an exclusive webinar on Saturday 21st February with world-renowned neurosurgeon Prof Charlie Teo, exploring the latest advances in brain science and how Connectomics is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of all brain disorders.

💠 IAAN hosts webinars every 3 months, each spotlighting a distinguished speaker in the field of neuroscience.

💠 Register your seat today via the link and we look forward to seeing you there!

www.iaan.com.au/news-and-events

09/02/2026

💠 Professor Charlie Teo - Connectomics -Webinar February 2026

Professor Charlie Teo, world-renowned, and highly respected Australian neurosurgeon, speaking on:

'Connectomics: A paradigm shift in the diagnosis and management of all brain disorders.'

As neuroscientists, we were all guilty of accepting the dogma of brain anatomy as described initially by Brodmann in 1909. Why we were so happy to accept a theory that was more than 100 years old without questioning its validity, escapes me.

The Human Connectome Project, published in Nature in 2016, completely changed the way we thought about the human brain. The concept of the brain being either eloquent or non-eloquent should be discarded. The concept of the brain being divided into higher cognitive networks and primitive networks is the foundation by which we should now approach all brain disorders.

To Register, click link below

Professor Charlie Teo, world-renowned Australian neurosurgeon, speaking on Connectomics - a paradigm shift in the diagnosis and management of all brain disorders.

04/02/2026

💠 Guest Speaker: Professor Charlie Teo

💠 WEBINAR | Date: Saturday, 21 February from 10am - 12pm AEST. Please check the time in your zone or region

💠 Topic: Connectomics | Professor Charlie Teo, world-renowned, and highly respected Australian neurosurgeon, speaking on: 'Connectomics: A paradigm shift in the diagnosis and management of all brain disorders.'

🔴Members join for FREE : Non Members $70

🔴For more information and to register, click on the link below

🔴If a non-member, why not consider becoming a member?

For just $95 per annum, you can receive this Webinar plus much more. https://www.iaan.com.au/membership

Webinars are recorded for members to view at a later date.

Become an IAAN member today and stay up to date with the latest in neuroscience. Choose from various membership options.

30/01/2026

IAAN 2026 Annual Conference
Gold Coast, Australia | 10-12 September
Theme: “Innovations and research across multiple disciplines of Neuroscience” www.iaan.com.au/2026-conference

If your field involves neuroscience—whether in education, arts, law, sports, therapy, science, child development or related areas—consider presenting a 90-minute workshop.

Abstract submissions close on Friday, 17 April 2026. Selected presenters receive complimentary admission to the 2-day conference (pre-conference registration not included).

25/01/2026

💠 Dear Conference Delegates,

We are thrilled to welcome you to the 2026 Annual Conference in the beautiful, picturesque Gold Coast/Tweed Heads, Australia!

Whether you are joining us in person or virtually, we are excited to have you be a part of this enriching event.

At the conference, you will have access to a wealth of valuable information, including details about our esteemed speakers and recordings of all conference sessions.

Be prepared to immerse yourself in a diverse range of applied neuroscience topics and engage with leading experts in the field.

Click below to Register

https://www.iaan.com.au/2026-conference

23/01/2026

🟢 To change then, is to be greater than your environment. To be greater than the conditions in your world and the environment. A change in consciousness requires a change in energy.

“The quantum field responds not to what we want; it responds to who we are being,” Joe Dispenza

www.iaan.com.au

20/01/2026

💠 IAAN February Meetup

Be sure to register for this event where we will explore a cure for PTSD

💠 Date: 7th February

💠 Time: 10am – 12 noon AEST (check your time zone)

💠 Paper for discussion: A cure for PTSD? An outcome achieved through Structured Image Framework Theory, exposure therapy and ketamine. Author of the paper Daren J. Wilson

🟢 This is a free event open to all, register here

A cure for PTSD?

11/01/2026

💙 Neuroplasticity is the brain's lifelong ability to reorganize, form new neural connections, and adapt its structure and function in response to experiences, learning, injury, or environmental changes, essentially "rewiring" itself.

This process allows for learning new skills, recovering from brain damage (like stroke), forming memories, and even overcoming dysfunctional patterns, but can also lead to maladaptive changes in conditions like chronic pain or addiction.

Register to become a member with IAAN visit

www.iaan.com.au