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Max Ramseyer is an adult-development specialist focused on measurable personal transformation in leaders and teams. He earned an M.Ed. from Harvard University, an M.T.S. from Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, and a self-designed B.A. from Duke University. As a Cognitive Science PhD candidate at Tufts University, his work examines the neurobiology of metacognition and autobiographical memory and how these processes underpin adult developmental change across the lifespan. Previously at Harvard Medical School/Mass General Brigham, he studied Purpose in Life as a resilience factor in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease and mapped wellbeing to the default-mode network.
He is also Adjunct Faculty at Hellenic College Holy Cross teaching courses on the Neuroscience of Purpose in Life, Statistics, and Research Methodology and is a Teaching Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (Adult Development; Immunity to Change). Across research and teaching, Ramseyer’s aim is constant: translate developmental science into practical routines that catalyze durable personal and professional growth.
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