Professor Selena Bartlett, Neuroscientist
Brain and Child Mental Health Advocate
BEING SEEN
MASTER BRAIN HEALTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE
I began as a pharmacist, but my sister’s mental health struggles led me to neuroscience, where I’ve learned how the brain’s potential or neuroplasticity can heal and grow.
Now, I’m focused on understanding how our experiences shape us, helping to break cycles of early life experiences and unlock the brain’s ability to thrive.
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"Being Seen" was written after 30 years of research to offer a simple approach to parenting in the digital age. It blends neuroscience with practical guidance to enhance the mental well-being of our youth.
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"Being Seen" is not just about limiting screen time but about understanding brain development and fostering resilience in our children. It is the book I needed when I had my children.
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CHILDREN MIMIC ADULTS
"If we are want to limit screen-time for children
then the first step is reduce our screen-time".
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1.Calculate your screentime below.
2. Try digital detox. Reduce screens 1 hour per day.
3. Remove screens between you and a loved one.
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT BEING SEEN
Children are BEING SEEN on-line and we are their solution. Rebecca Fletcher, Mother of 3. | "Parents will learn how to reconnect with their kids" Sam Jockel, Founder Parent TV, Mother of 3 |
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"Connecting parents with their community" Tom Ruffles, CEO, The Sunlight Centre | Scrolling on-line changes the brain. Learn how to change it. Dr Arnauld Belmer, neuroscientist |
"We need this for the next generation of kids" Simon and Haley, CEO, and Manager, Parents of 3. | We are activating the parent network. Simone Givney, Director Partnership Effect, Mother |
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ABOUT
Professor Selena Bartlett
As a Group Leader of Neuroscience and Neuroplasticity at the Translational Research Institute and a Professor in the School of Clinical Sciences at QUT's Faculty of Health, her work has garnered international recognition.
As a Chief Investigator on numerous significant research grants across the USA and Australia underscores her expertise.
In 2019, the Australian Neuroscience Society awarded her the prestigious Lawrie Austin Award for her exceptional contributions to neuroscience. Professor Bartlett's three decades of brain research are further augmented by her credentials as a registered Pharmacist and counsellor. An author of 110 scientific research articles.
Professor Bartlett is a fervent advocate for brain health, penning three public-oriented books, including her latest, "BEING SEEN: Master Parenting in the Digital Age."
Additionally, as host of the Thriving Minds and BEING SEEN podcasts, she aims to democratise access to the latest scientific advances, applying her deep expertise in neuroscience, neuroplasticity, and counselling to emphasize the importance of brain health for all.