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Kennedy Krieger’s exclusive learning series, "Exploring the Brain," focuses on pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders and diseases and how Kennedy Krieger’s expert researchers and clinicians are studying these conditions and developing new interventions and treatments.

The series is hosted by president and CEO, Dr. Bradley L. Schlaggar. Past webinars are available below.

Watch Past "Exploring the Brain" Webinars

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Watch: How Screen Time and Social Media Impact a Child's Brain

Join Dr. Bradley L. Schlaggar, Kennedy Krieger’s president and CEO, and a panel of experts as they discuss the impact of screen time and social media on a child’s developing brain.

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Watch: Advocating For Your Child With Disabilities

Join Dr. Bradley Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger Institute, and a panel of experts as they cover crucial topics to help you advocate and achieve results for your child. Learn how to navigate the individualized education program (IEP) process effectively; foster a positive, inclusive school experience; and find inclusive community activities and services.

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Watch: Autism and Mental Health

Listen to Dr. Bradley Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger Institute, and a panel of mental health and autism experts as they discuss how most children who are diagnosed with autism have one or more mental health conditions.

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Watch: The Extraordinary Impact of Clinical Trial Research for Rare Neurogenetic Diseases

Join Dr. Bradley L. Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger Institute, and Dr. Erika Augustine, associate chief science officer for Kennedy Krieger and director of the Institute’s Clinical Trials Unit, as they discuss exciting, key advances in therapy for rare diseases of the pediatric nervous system

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Watch: Understanding Pediatric Feeding Disorders: A guide for caregivers

In this live, interactive webinar, Kennedy Krieger feeding experts provide guidance and offer tips and practical solutions for caregivers of infants through school-age children struggling with feeding challenges.

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Watch: Autism Experts Share their Insights

One in 36 people are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, according to the latest prevalence numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It’s more important now than ever to understand the condition, its impact on the community, and how we can better support those affected.

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Watch: Shaping our Future

This Exploring the Brain webinar provides an overview from Kennedy Krieger’s president and CEO on recent successes and exciting initiatives across the state benefiting our patients, students and community.

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Watch: Neurodiversity at Work

Learn about Neurodiversity at Work, the Kennedy Krieger initiative that brings a multifaceted approach to creating a more diverse and inclusive workforce from our neurodiversity experts.

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Watch: How Young Children Learn

Join Kennedy Krieger's early learning and education experts as they discuss how children learn from birth to 5 years old. Topics include learning gaps, learning disabilities and equity for underrepresented groups.

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