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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 28 MIN

🎙 Episode 2: “Building Brain Resilience: Personalized Prevention with Dr. Tasha Powell

from Be Empowered: The Podcast · host Empowermedlife

In Part 2, Dr. Tasha Powell dives into how she blends science, lifestyle medicine, cultural context, and personalized care to build long-term brain resilience at Longevity Neurology Center.Her philosophy is simple but powerful: meet every patient where they are. Dr. Powell shares how she tailors care to each individual’s goals, capacity, and lived experience—bringing together prevention, education, and holistic strategies to support lifelong neurological health.We explore:✨ How she creates individualized brain health plans📚 Why education is central to preventing neurological disease💡 The gaps in traditional neurology training🔥 Her advocacy for brain health policy, workforce diversity, and mentorshipThis episode is a deep and inspiring look at what’s possible when neurology moves beyond diagnosis—and toward prevention, resilience, and empowerment.🎧 Streaming now on Spotify, Apple & YouTube📲 Follow @empowermedlife🌐 Learn more at longevityneurologycenter.com📸 Follow Dr. Powell: @longevityneurologycenter

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