Science you can understand.
I’m Brooke Quinn. I turn sleep science and complex health information into education people can use. Through Quinnspired, I work with organizations on educational content, training, and speaking—and share resources, stories, and questions through Signal & Clue and Watson & Sherlock.
Explore the Work
Talks, educational content, and training shaped for your audience. Share your goals and timeline so we can discuss a paid scope.
Two published books and a world of questions to explore. Meet Watson & Sherlock, share what your family is wondering, and help shape what comes next.
A developing model for story-led family events: children’s curiosity, parent education, and time for questions. Tell Brooke about your school, audience, and timing to explore a fit.
Watson & Sherlock: The Health Detectives
A curious boy. A loyal dog. So many questions.
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Watson & Sherlock is the children’s story world from Quinnspired. Read together, wonder about how bodies work, and follow the questions that come next.
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Two books are available now:
The Mystery of Sleep
The Case of the Racing Heart
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​Visit Watson & Sherlock for the books and a place to share a general question. Family activities are taking shape.
Meet Brooke
I’m Brooke Quinn, founder of Quinnspired, with an MSc in Sleep Medicine from the University of Oxford and a background as a Registered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT).
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My work brings sleep science, clinical research, and education into clearer conversations. I care about the questions people are left with—and making the science easier to understand and use.
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Watson & Sherlock grew from my son’s bedtime questions. The books bring that curiosity into stories for children and their grown-ups.
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​At home with my family in North Carolina, I’m usually still asking “why?”
Let's Work Together
Have a science question your audience needs help understanding?
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​Let’s talk about paid speaking, educational content, or consulting. Share your audience, goals, and timing so we can explore a useful scope together.
Looking for a resource?
Start with the free Sleep Change Map for questions about sleep in midlife.