Posts Tagged ‘brain-books’
Update: Public Libraries as Health Clubs for the Brain
Here you have the July edition of our monthly newsletter covering cognitive health and brain fitness topics. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, using the box at the top of this page. Public libraries have long offered the public more than books. And now, recent demographic and scientific trends are…
Read MoreWhy Smart Brains Make Stupid Decisions
It happens. Often. Why? We just secured an interview with Ori Brafman, co-author of Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior (Doubleday Business, 2008), to discuss our Dark Side (well, he calls it “different hidden forces” and “psychological undercurrents”). While reading some reviews about his book, I particularly enjoyed finding, after the usual impressive long collection…
Read MoreCognitive Health/ Brain Fitness Resources
Good morning, and Happy Father’s Day to those in the US and a good number of other countries (see Wikipedia entry). Let me share today this collection of informative and free Resources on how to improve/ maintain top brain health and performance: Brain Fitness Newsletter: our twice-a-month newsletter, written by SharpBrains staff and over a…
Read MoreBrain Books: Your Suggestions?
Last December we launched our stimulating Author Speaks Series to provide a platform for leading scientists and experts writing high-quality brain-related books to share their insights with SharpBrains readers. Participants so far include (in order of appearance):
Read MoreBrain Health and Fitness Workshops
Today I have an announcement to make. You probably are seeing all the articles about Brain Fitness in the press and wondering, “What is this all about?â€Â, “Can someone help me navigate through all the programs out there?â€Â, “How is Brain Fitness relevant to me in my personal life or at work?â€Â. Well…we are delivering a series of…
Read MoreBrain class at UC-Berkeley Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
If you are based in North California, you may be interested in the classes just announced by the UC Berkeley Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. “Berkeley OLLI is an inquiring and stimulating community of adults, age 50 and above, exploring new areas of knowledge and traditional disciplines, challenging and fascinating subjects.” If you are not in…
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