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Brandi Heather B.Ed., M.A.

my experience

from professor to play maker

I am a mom, daughter, sister, wife, grandma, artist, ring master, Olympic pole vaulter (if you read to here I made you think - insert laughter).

I have a wonderful alphabet soup of designations and titles, I hold a Master's Degree in Physical Education, a Bachelor of Education, a Diversity and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University, and Advanced Certification and 2 Designations in Play Therapy.

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I have 20 Years of experience as an award winning college professor in Health Sciences and Kinesiology.

I've founded award-winning not for profit and for profit businesses.

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I've swum with sharks and built adventure parks, in countries far and wide.

I'm not selling you play, I'm showing you that your untapped competitive edge, the future of innovation, and organizational effectiveness is right in front of you, and it is time to use it.

The Brave Three

I believe everything that lasts is built from the inside out.

Brave Me

Brave me explores the individual, diverse strengths and gifts of each person in your organization and uncovers what makes them feel included, valued, motivated and playful.

Brave Us

Bravely share your diverse strengths and talents with the people you work with and for every day. Discover that sharing those improves trust and authentic collaboration and decreases feelings of isolation and disconnection.

Brave Community

Discover how to reach your organizational goals by implementing the first two steps in your employee wellness, recruitment, onboarding, retention and customer service strategy.

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Can play be the answer to some of our most significant and complex social challenges of the 21st Century?

No one cures cancer, solves environmental challenges, or builds inclusion without the ability to play in the unknown and unexplored. Play gives us the inspiration and courage to confront, “what do we do when no one has the answer?”

Join me on this journey as I show you that play is worth risking a little of yourself to become more yourself in the process.

It’s time to return to play.