INTERNAL: Benefits of Exercise on The Brain
June 23 @ 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
A Lunch & Learn with Ryan Glatt
Join us for a special Spooner in-service featuring internationally recognized brain health expert Ryan Glatt, PhD(c), MES, NBC-HWC – Senior Brain Health Coach for The Pacific Neuroscience Institute.
Ryan is at the forefront of the intersection between exercise, neuroscience, and performance. This session will explore how movement impacts brain health, cognitive performance, aging, and neurological conditions — with practical insights that can immediately influence the way we approach patient care and training.
Whether you work with orthopedic patients, athletes, neurological populations, aging adults, or performance clients, this conversation will challenge you to think differently about the role of exercise in long-term brain health.
What You’ll Learn
- The connection between exercise and brain function
- How movement supports cognitive performance and healthy aging
- Brain health considerations for neurological populations
- Practical applications for therapists and trainers
- Insights from Ryan’s work with Parkinson’s and dementia populations
- Emerging trends in exercise and neuroscience
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time: 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM
Location: Teams Webinar / [Insert Location if hybrid or in-person]
Audience: All Spooner Employees are welcome. The content will be tailored to Therapists, Trainers, and Technicians
About the Speaker
Ryan Glatt serves as the Senior Brain Health Coach at the Pacific Neuroscience Institute and is widely recognized for his work in exercise, cognition, and neuroplasticity. His work bridges evidence-based neuroscience with practical movement and lifestyle interventions designed to improve brain health and quality of life.
Why Attend
At Spooner, we believe the best clinicians never stop learning.
This session is an opportunity to expand your perspective, collaborate across disciplines, and better understand how exercise can influence far more than strength and mobility.
Bring your questions and join the conversation!