Posts Tagged ‘Brain-based-Learning’
Seed and ScienceBlogs Receive Awards for Science Journalism
“12.20.06 Seed Media Group today announced that Seed and ScienceBlogs have been recognized for innovation and excellence in science journalism. Seed is the proud recipient of the 2006 UTNE Independent Press Award for Best Science/Technology Coverage. ScienceBlogs (scienceblogs.com) was awarded Best Science Blog for Pharyngula, and Best Medical/Health Issues Blog for Respectful Insolence with 2006…
Read MoreemWave (formerly Freeze-Framer) for Stress Management and Peak Performance
Just a quick note to summarize a number of conversations we have been having at a number of holiday parties. In short, who may benefit from a biofeedback-based stress management program? anyone, no matter the age (after 6‑years-old) who wants a more measurable way to manage stress and anxiety and perform at peak levels. Our…
Read MoreMindFit Brain Fitness Program review
Getting ready for the holidays, not the best time to write great original content…so let us share the only review we have found so far on one of the programs we offer, MindFit. First, a good article titled The dawn of cognitive technology, on the science behind the need for structured computer-based programs, with quotes…
Read MoreNew Study on the Benefits of Brain Exercises/Brain Fitness
Ten sessions of exercises to boost reasoning skills, memory and mental processing speed staved off mental decline in middle-aged and elderly people in the first definitive study to show that honing intellectual skills can bolster the mind in the same way that physical exercise protects and strengthens the body. The researchers also showed that the…
Read MoreNew Year’s Resolutions for Brain and Body
If you haven’t found one yet, here are some great posts with a lot of ideas to help find your own healthy resolutions.The Carnival of Positive Thinking has some really great entries this time. One of the articles in particular has some great suggestions to help your brain health into the new year- taking time to reflect, find a healthy balance of stimulation and rest, appreciating life, and being inquisitive.The Carnival of SportsThe Happiness CarnivalSo, what are your resolutions for 2007?
Read MoreNew Brain Fitness Guide
We are very excited to announce our new guide: <strong>Brain Fitness for Sharp Brains: Your <em>New</em> New Year Resolution,</strong>. Alvaro Fernandez and Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg wrote it with Caroline Latham in order to provide an introduction to the concept, science, and practice of brain fitness.
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