Understanding your own and other peoples' brainsex is the secret to transforming your life,
and Anne is here to help you do exactly that. It is becoming more and more evident that brainsex
matters from the boardroom to the bedroom and is an essential element to success in the classroom.
Misunderstanding is the treacherous rock upon which human relationships most commonly founder:
signals are misread, words are misinterpreted.
Brainsex matters:
- whether you are seeking to finalize a multi-million dollar deal,
- wanting to rekindle and enjoy marital harmony or
- attempting to negotiate curfew time with your teenage children.
Conclusive scientific research presents an irrefutable truth: The difference between men and women is not merely physical.
It is neurological, too. Male and female human brains are wired differently, causing us to think, feel, react and respond in strikingly different ways.
We call this brainsex: The distinctive gender-based circuitry that determines how -
and explains why - men and women respond so differently to the same emotional and situational triggers.
An intriguing twist to this key to human behaviour is that brainsex does not always match body sex.
The brain circuits can be bi-wired, resulting in a blurring of conventional gender-assigned roles and responses,
and explaining why traditional gender stereotyping doesn't always fit. So we often use the term "brain based", because
in the end it's your brain that matters.
Client feedback:
"Really relevant to my work, research, relationships and being a parent.
Anne was a marvellous speaker and presented the material in simple English on such a complex subject. Brilliant - thank you."
Psychotherapist
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Dr Anne Moir, founder of Brainsex Matters, is an internationally recognised and widely published
authority on the rapidly developing science of neuropsychology. She is an award-winning documentary
producer/director/writer and is the author of three international best selling books. She is currently writing a new title -
Brainsex Matters - in collaboration with her regular writing partner, renowned broadcast journalist David Jessel.
She uses her extensive knowledge of neuropsychology to stimulate positive change in people's personal
and working lives and is passionate about the role of brain-based methods in the radical overhaul of Britain's
educational models.
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Anne began her career as an academic scientist, winning a Doctorate from Oxford University for her genetic research.
But her career took an unexpectedly creative turn when she decided to engage her passion for television documentaries
and to apply for a trainee position with the BBC. She rose swiftly through the ranks and by the age of 31 had her dream job:
Producer/Director on Panorama.
Anne has run her own independent television production company, Quality Time TV, for the past 15 years,
and is today a highly respected, award-winning producer/director/writer of intelligent documentary television programmes,
many concerning health, social issues and sex differences.