We talked with Councilman Lopez and Councilwoman Sussman about youth, community service and media.

<p>Patricia Strawser presents Querida Paty</p>

<p>Patricia Strawser presents Querida Paty</p>

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This is the FIRST CLEAN reporting story, which doesn't contain cuss words or vulgar language.

However, it does provide content on how we can change the world. This is especially true with out education system, especially at the college level.

Christina of Learning RX speaks to Hangout to present cognitive rehab options for people with prefrontal cortex damage to their brains. She explains how the insults to the prefrontal cortex relate to executive function skills such as those required to write clearly.

Her recent speech to Hangout, a support group for people with brain injuries meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays in Denver for 3 hours each during the day, went into detail and answered questions from the audience.

Christina of Learning RX speaks to Hangout to present cognitive rehab options for people with prefrontal cortex damage to their brains. She explains how the insults to the prefrontal cortex relate to executive function skills such as those required to write clearly.

Her recent speech to Hangout, a support group for people with brain injuries meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays in Denver for 3 hours each during the day, went into detail and answered questions from the audience.

The Honorable State Senator Irene Aguilar, MD, no stranger to the disability community, spoke March 2, 2012 to the Brainstorm Conference in Lafayette, CO, discussing her current legislation, answering questions and describing the process of making a bill become law.

Warning: occasional humorous observations interspersed with important tips on how to lobby your legislator the EASY WAY!

David Delaney, a Boulder psychotherapist offering neurofeedback, presents on Neuroplasticity at the 2012 Brainstorm Conference in Lafayette on March 2.

Only recently we were told the brain cannot overcome axonal sheering, yet now many voices are flipping the entire denial on its head. Now we know, or we think we know, that the brain can chart new pathways around axonal breaks with proper rehab.

Dr. Delaney discusses and answers questions too.