Clearer Thinking at Every Age, with Tom Rich

Clearer Thinking at Every Age, with Tom Rich

Tues, Oct. 8 2:45-4pm

Cognitive skills seem to be lacking these days. It’s well documented that there is a mental health crisis in many countries around the world, and the US is no exception to this trend. One thing that has suffered as a result of this is our ability to think clearly. But, while cognition is closely linked to our mental health, it is also a set of habits that can be developed and strengthened. This presentation will focus on three foundational cognitive skills that everyone can benefit from strengthening: Critical thinking, decision-making and problem solving. Tom will define these skills, break them down into their components, and focus on ways to develop habits that will help you improve them at any age. He is a qualitative researcher, a profession that demands excellent critical thinking skills.

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