Organizational Homeostasis - The Neuroscience Perspective on Bridging Health and Performance.

BrainSpace

What if you could see what no one else sees? When we exchange our lenses of knowledge, we're able to perceive new things, even when observing what we're already accustomed to. In this sense, Organizational Neuroscience serves as a powerful pair of lenses, allowing us to observe human behavior in a completely innovative way. Day after day, subtle elements influence our routines. While these elements may be invisible to the eyes, rest assured they are not to the brain. Fear, anxiety, stress, happiness, motivation, well-being... A web of interconnected variables capable of concretely dictating the atmosphere of an environment. In this panel, we'll provide you with the lenses of neuroscience so you can identify unconscious emotional processes and their relationship with what we call Organizational Homeostasis.

Speakers

Foto do palestrante Ana Carolina Ferraz Mendonça de Souza

Ana Carolina Souza | Palestrante

Biomedical (2003), Master in Biochemistry (2006) and PhD in Neurophysiology (2010) from UFRJ, specialized in Emotion and Emotion Regulation. Has over 20 years of experience in Behavioral Neuroscience. Is a founding partner of Forebrain Neurotecnologia (2010) and Nemesis Neuroscience Organizacional (2017), both pioneering companies in Brazil in the application of neuroscientific knowledge to the market. Over the past years, it has served large clients such as Engie, Sabesp, iFood, LabWare LatAm, Aurora, Globo and AMBEV. Works as a professor at Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC), Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing (ESPM), Casa do Saber and as a columnist for the magazine Você RH (Editora Abril).

Thaís Gameiro | Palestrante

Master and PhD in Neuroscience from UFRJ with specialization in Neurobiology of Emotion, Stress and Well-being, with more than 17 years of experience in Behavioral Neuroscience. She is a co-founder of Nêmesis, a company that offers corporate solutions in Organizational Neuroscience. She also works as a Guest Professor at Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC) and at the Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing (ESPM).