Britt Frank is a licensed neuropsychotherapist, author, and speaker dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of being "stuck" in their personal and professional lives. With a background that includes a degree from Duke University and a master's from the University of Kansas, Britt combines academic expertise with real-world experience to offer practical, science-backed strategies for transformation.
Britt's journey to becoming a neuropsychotherapist was born from her own struggles with chaotic relationships and burnout, despite appearing successful on the outside. This personal experience fuels her passion for guiding others through their challenges. She understands that change is not about motivation or positive thinking; rather, it is about applying simple, effective strategies grounded in neuroscience.
As the author of The Science of Stuck, Britt has been recognized by various publications, including SHRM and Esquire, as a must-read for those seeking to break free from stagnation. Her work has also been featured in prominent outlets such as Forbes and NPR, further establishing her as a leading voice in the field of human behavior.
Britt's engaging keynotes are designed to dismantle the myths surrounding motivation and provide audiences with actionable tools to enhance their mental health and performance. She has received accolades as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Kansas, where she has inspired countless students with her insights into human behavior.
Through her unique blend of humor, candor, and expertise, Britt empowers individuals and teams to shift from a state of inertia to one of action and growth. Her mission is clear: when your brain functions better, your life improves. Britt's commitment to this cause makes her a compelling speaker and a valuable resource for anyone looking to unlock their potential.