Posts Tagged ‘Martin-Seligman’
Brain Fitness Program: how to select the right one
You can use our checklist for guidance on how to navigate through the growing number of brain fitness programs. Forbes recently published a great article on Top Brain Boosters, by Allison Van Dusen, with good lifestyle advice on lifelong learning, computer programs, social interaction, stress reduction, sleep, exercise and emotional health, and nutrition. The article…
Read MoreAll about Brain Fitness
We are very happy to see how the science-based brain fitness field is emerging, and we have prepared a Hot Topics section to keep you well informed. Our Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg, has been writing about brain fitness for many years. Here you have a selection of the most popular posts: Hot Topics…
Read MoreAre there specific brain fitness programs for kids? My kids have problems with math.
Are there specific brain fitness programs for kids? My kids have problems with math-why should they do these things that may distract them from math?Learning stress management skills can reduce test anxiety and improve learning readiness.If stress levels are too high, concentration and focus are negatively impacted.
Read MoreCustomer Satisfaction Survey/ Tech Museum Awards
We usually spend more time in this blog talking about brain fitness science, programs and trends than talking about people. Today we are going to change that, since we have been receiving great feedback from a number of sources. While we still need to improve a lot, we can start to see the results of…
Read MoreMindFit Corporate and Freeze-Framer for Memory and Brain Fitness
Cognitive training and stress management, MindFit and Freeze-Framer (or emWave): two complementary sides of Brain Fitness. Research shows that adults can and should take care of their brains, both for short-term and long-term benefits. Through brain exercise we can improve our overall cognitive function right nowâ€â€making quick decisions, staying calm and focused under pressure, and…
Read MoreBaby Boomers, Healthy Aging and Job Performance
There has been an interesting discussion about the issues related to the aging of the legal profession. Stephanie introduced us to the article “the Graying Bar: let’s not forget the ethics” by David Giacalone. In short: statistics about the increasing ratio of lawyers over 70 in active practice, on the one hand, and the general…
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