Keynote speaker
Lisa Wimberger
Neuroscience keynotes on stress, resilience and human performance.
Lisa is the founder of the Neurosculpting® Institute and the author of eight books. On stage she pairs peer-reviewed brain science with her own story and a practice audiences can use before they leave their seats.
Dave Asprey's Biohacking Conference · Eudemonia Summit · Summit at Sea · Neurolab
Watch Lisa's speaker reel
Watch Lisa connect neuroscience, her personal story, and practical tools for working with stress.
Signature talks
Three keynotes that combine neuroscience with guided practice.
The Congruence Code
- Why old patterns keep running, in plain brain-science terms
- Seven principles for aligning mind, body and behavior
- A first step for changing one pattern
Rewiring the Stress Response
- How the stress response works in the brain and body
- Why "calm down" helps some stress states and backfires in others
- A regulation practice to use under pressure
Neuroplasticity as Leadership
- Neuroplasticity in plain language
- How daily practice shapes focus, learning and adaptability
- Ways to apply it to team culture and decisions
The story behind the work
She studied neuroscience to understand what was happening, then built a meditation protocol grounded in how the brain changes with use. That protocol became Neurosculpting®. Through the Neurosculpting® Institute, Lisa has trained and licensed more than 45 international facilitators.
- Master's degree in Education
- Certificates in Medical Neuroscience, Neurobiology, and Visual Perception and the Brain
- Author of eight books, including New Beliefs, New Brain and Neurosculpting (St. Martin's Essentials)
- Ninth book, Congruence, publishes May 4, 2027
Trusted on stages and in training rooms
- Eudemonia Summit
- Dave Asprey's Biohacking Conference
- Summit at Sea
- Neurolab
- Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health
- Omega Institute
- 1440 Multiversity
- Law Enforcement Survival Institute
- DailyOM
- The Shift Network
- Upgrade Labs
- Qualia Life, Collective Insights
- Fortune 500 executive teams
- First responders and veterans
- Colorado Department of Health Care
- Military, CIA, FBI and Secret Service personnel
- CEOs, venture capital groups and entrepreneur networks
Praise for Lisa’s writing
Is Lisa Wimberger a fit for your event?
Lisa speaks to groups working under pressure, with practical tools participants can use beyond the event.
- Conference and summit keynotes
- Leadership programs and executive team offsites
- Corporate wellness and resilience initiatives
- Associations and professional networks
- Teams in high-pressure roles, including first responders
Inquire about speaking
Tell us about your event. Lisa’s booking team will follow up about availability, audience fit, and next steps.
What happens next
- Your inquiry goes to Lisa's booking team.
- They review your date and event.
- You get a reply by email about fit, availability and fees.
Questions from event planners
Lisa pairs peer-reviewed brain science with her own story and a practice your audience can use before they leave their seats. Each keynote combines neuroscience with guided practice.
She explains how the brain changes its structure and function with use, shares how stress seizures after a lightning strike led her to study neuroscience and build the Neurosculpting® protocol, and guides the room through a practice drawn from that work.
The Congruence Code: self-sabotage is a wiring problem, not a willpower problem. Best for conferences and leadership programs focused on habits, follow-through and change.
Rewiring the Stress Response: a practical framework for regulating the nervous system under real pressure. Best for leaders, teams and high performers, including first responders.
Neuroplasticity as Leadership: using the brain’s own capacity for change to build resilient, adaptable teams. Best for executive teams and organizations going through change.
Tell us about your audience and goals, and Lisa’s booking team will talk through which talk fits best.
Send an inquiry through the form on this page. Include:
- Your event date or date range
- The location
- Who your audience is
- The talk you prefer, if you have one
Add the audience and preferred talk under “Tell us about your event.” Lisa’s booking team shares fees directly once they have your details.
Yes. The form accepts a date range, such as “spring 2027,” and preliminary details are fine. Share what you know now.
Yes. Lisa’s team is open to virtual formats such as podcasts and webinars. Mention yours in the form under “Location or format.”
Your inquiry goes to Lisa’s booking team. Gina Harden, Lisa’s booking contact, reviews your date and event and follows up by email to talk through fit, availability and next steps. You can also email the team using the address in the inquiry section above.
