Posts Tagged ‘mental well being’
To boost your mental well-being, simply recall, right now, an act of kindness
Just a few weeks ago, a group of middle school students in Alabama made the news for posting positive notes on the lockers of fellow students. For Christmas, a few Attleboro, MA, students chipped in to buy their beloved school janitor new boots as a present. And in December, a Michigan waitress received a $2,020…
Read MoreWishing you a Happy New Decade (and sharing eight brain wellness tips to make it possible)
___ Ready for a Happy New Year and Happy New Decade? Here’s a special edition of the SharpBrains monthly e‑newsletter featuring the latest on brain health and mental well-being — we hope you enjoy these tips and advice about what to do, and what not to, to promote brain wellness in 2020 and beyond: Practice…
Read MoreOn Awe, Healthy Eating, Mental Health, Ethical Neurotech, and more
_____ Time to wrap-up another very active month with our SharpBrains e‑newsletter summarizing exciting developments in brain research, healthcare and technology — plus a couple fun brain teasers to spark curiosity and innovation :-) New brain research: Brain scans shed light on the brain networks supporting Awe For World Mental Health Day let’s review how a healthy…
Read MoreUpdate: Trained older brains can outperform untrained younger ones at demanding cognitive tasks
_______________ Time for SharpBrains e‑newsletter, featuring the latest research, tools and thinking for lifelong brain health and mental well-being — and a couple fun brain teasers :-) New brain research: Can trained older brains outperform untrained younger ones at demanding cognitive tasks? Quick answer: YES September 17th @ UC Berkeley: Disrupting neurodegenerative diseases New neurotech and…
Read MoreOn neuroplasticity, psychedelics, forest bathing, drinking, sleep and more: The Month in Review
___ Dear reader, It’s time for SharpBrains monthly e‑newsletter exploring the latest thinking, science and tools for lifelong brain health and mental well-being. Enjoy! New research: Psychedelics can promote neural plasticity in the prefrontal cortex and expand pathways for mental health Drinking up to 5–8 glasses of wine or beer a week not seen to increase dementia…
Read More$3 million available for innovative solutions aimed at older adults via The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI)
_______ Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation announces up to $3 million in funding available to support industry innovations in the field of aging and brain health (press release): “The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI) announced today the second round of funding available through its Industry Innovation Partnership Program (I2P2). This…
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