Posts Tagged ‘Alzheimers-Association’
Agenda: ASA Brain Health Day, Powered by SharpBrains
The American Society on Aging and SharpBrains have partnered to co-produce a professional development day for professionals in the field of aging. The day is themed “New Tools, New Partnerships”, and will take place on Friday, September 11th, 2009, during ASA’s West Coast Conference on Aging, in the Oakland Marriot City Center, Oakland, CA. “Given aging…
Read MoreNews: ASA Brain Health Day, powered by SharpBrains
I am very excited to pre-announce a collaboration with the American Society on Aging (ASA) to co-produce a Brain Health event, themed “New Tools, New Partnerships”, to take place in Oakland, CA, on September 11th.
Read MoreKindle version of The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness
Given the fact I love Kindle, and some of our Twitter friends had been asking for a Kindle version of our new book The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness…well, here it is: Amazon.com: The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness (Kindle Edition, $9.99) The book has also received two excellent new endorsements: “Kudos for an excellent resource!…
Read MoreCognitive screenings and Alzheimer’s Disease
The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America just released a thoughtful report advocating for widespread cognitive screenings after the age of 65 (55 given the right conditions). According to the press release, — “The report shatters unsubstantiated criticism and instead emphasizes the safety and cost-effectiveness of these tools and calls on Congress to develop a national dementia…
Read MorePosit Science Program Classic and InSight: Alzheimer’s Australia
Brain-fitness plan can improve memory (Sydney Morning Herald), reports on the recent endorsement of Posit Science’s programs (Posit Science Program Classic, focused on auditory processing training, and Posit Science Cortex™ with InSight™, on visual processing). Quotes:
Read MoreBrain Resources and Websites
We recently prepared a Directory of Web Sites as part of our Resources section. You will find some gems here, in a variety of areas: » The Dana Foundation offers several excellent online resources: — Brainy Kids Online offers children, teens, parents and teachers links to games, labs, education resources and lesson plans. — BrainWeb: general information…
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