The Rose Window: A Limited Series On Human Connection & Mental Health

Welcome to "The Rose Window," where we explore the fascinating world of our minds, brain health and the revolutionary science that’s improving human connection.

Over six conversations, we'll join Dr. Daniel Weinberger (founder of The Lieber Institute for Brain Development) and Ryan Cummins (special advisor), as they dissect the intricate web of connections that define our inner and outer worlds. From personal struggles to societal bonds, this series examines the pivotal role the human brain plays in shaping our reality, how we've progressed throughout history to our current understanding of “mental health”, before finally revealing hopeful new paths to nurturing healthier connections.

So get ready for a series filled with insights, revelations, and the tools to foster growth and healing!

Ep. 1 - A Short History of the Brain (And Mental Health

Ep. 2 - Appreciating Ancestry

Ep. 3 - Supporting Maternal Health & Early Childhood Development

Ep. 4 - Understanding Mood Disorders; Depression, Bi-Polar And Hypermania

Ep. 5 - Addressing Anxiety

Ep. 6 - What is Aging? And how we can do it better.

Series Expert & Co-Host: Dr. Daniel Weinberger, CEO of the Lieber Institute for Brain Development
Series Interviewer & Co-Host: Ryan Cummins, Special Advisor of Innovation and Origination at the Lieber Institute for Brain Development
Contact Info: https://www.libd.org/contact-us/
Available On: Audio available on all major podcast platforms

Co-host

Ryan Cummins

Ryan Cummins serves as Special Advisor of Innovation & Origination to the Lieber Institute for Brain Development, and has spent over two decades supporting purpose-driven companies and philanthropic campaigns that spark global change.

Ryan is also one half of the husband/wife musical behind Tiny Prime, a world of music, books, and educational tools created to support children’s mental health and strengthen family connections. He and his wife, Lisa, began this effort as new parents looking to nurture their own children’s early emotional development. Like so many parents before them, Ryan and Lisa found that the timeless tradition of sharing songs and stories was key to cementing lessons of love, joy, confidence, gratitude, resilience, and more.