The Inspiring Minds Lecture Series 2025
Denver, Colorado
Inspiring Minds hosts dynamic events with notable speakers who are experts in their fields and making a difference locally and globally. Presenting a broad range of topics, Inspiring Minds fosters intellectual conversations and authentic social connections.
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October 22, 2025
The Aging Brain: Preventing Cognitive Decline With Blood Sugar, Neurotransmitters & Gut Health
Dr. Ann-Marie Barter
On October 22nd, Dr. Ann-Marie Barter, a leading expert in functional medicine and holistic health, will present “The Aging Brain: Preventing Cognitive Decline with Blood Sugar, Neurotransmitters & Gut Health” at Sterling Event Space inside the Abend Gallery in Denver. This lecture will explore the critical connections between metabolic health, brain function, and longevity, highlighting how blood sugar regulation, neurotransmitter balance, and gut health influence cognitive decline. Dr. Barter will discuss evidence-based strategies to support brain health, prevent neurodegeneration, and enhance mental clarity through nutrition, lifestyle changes, and functional medicine approaches. Whether you're interested in proactive aging, brain optimization, or holistic wellness, this talk will provide valuable insights into maintaining cognitive vitality for years to come.
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September 9, 2025
The Paradise Paradox Explained: Mental Health Challenge Facing Mountain Communities
Amanda Precourt
Inspiring Minds is honored to be partnering with Amanda Precourt for a special panel discussion “The Paradise Paradox Explained.” This discussion will explore the unique mental health struggles faced by residents of mountain towns, where the idyllic setting often masks underlying challenges such as isolation, seasonal instability, and limited access to care. Precourt will discuss the psychological and societal factors contributing to this paradox, shedding light on ways to foster awareness, support, and resilience in these communities. Whether you’re a local resident, mental health advocate, or simply interested in the intersection of place and well-being, this talk offers valuable insights into a critical and often overlooked issue.
