AARP’s Best Brain Fitness Books

By SharpBrains | September 20, 2011 |

We are hon­ored to announce that AARP has includ­ed our very own book The Sharp­Brains Guide to Brain Fit­ness (182 pages; $14.95) in its new List of Best Books on Brain Fit­ness, which will be unveiled dur­ing AARP’s upcom­ing Life@50 Nation­al Event. We hope this list will help many more indi­vid­u­als and insti­tu­tions learn about…

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Discuss The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness

By Alvaro Fernandez | September 10, 2009

Quick note: we just start­ed a new Face­book group to dis­cuss brain fit­ness, cog­ni­tive health and men­tal per­for­mance top­ics in gen­er­al and The Sharp­Brains Guide to Brain Fit­ness in par­tic­u­lar. Care to exer­cise your brain by shar­ing your thoughts? Please join us Here!

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Kindle version of The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness

By Alvaro Fernandez | June 23, 2009

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!…

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Book Announcement: The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness

By Alvaro Fernandez | May 22, 2009

Our first book is avail­able in Amazon.com! Back­ground: In 2005 I read two books by my now co-author, Dr. Elkhonon Gold­berg, that changed my career and life. Dr. Gold­berg pre­sent­ed an excit­ing overview of emerg­ing brain research debunk­ing many old myths. Reflect­ing on what I was learn­ing, I thought, “If all this is true, there…

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Brain News: Lifelong Learning for Cognitive Health

By Alvaro Fernandez | March 30, 2009

Here you have the March 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. I know I am biased — but do believe this Newslet­ter issue might well be our best…

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