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Dr. Sherrie All: A neuropsychologist shaping the future of cognitive wellness

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Dr. Sherrie All
Sher­rie D. All, Ph.D

What is your cur­rent job title and orga­ni­za­tion, and what excites you the most about work­ing there?
I’m the founder of the Chica­go Cen­ter for Cog­ni­tive Well­ness and con­sul­tant to Math­er Life­Ways.  What excites me about work­ing at both places is that it enables me to be a pio­neer in help­ing peo­ple bet­ter under­stand and take care of their brains. [Read more…] about Dr. Sher­rie All: A neu­ropsy­chol­o­gist shap­ing the future of cog­ni­tive wellness

Update: From Anti-Alzheimer’s “Magic Bullets” to True Brain Health

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Ad by 2012 Sharp­Brains Sum­mit Spon­sor Brain Resource

 

Time for Sharp­Brains’ May 2012 eNewslet­ter, fea­tur­ing in this occa­sion an OpEd by Dr. Peter White­house and Alvaro Fer­nan­dez on the urgency to shift atten­tion and resources From Anti-Alzheimer’s “Mag­ic Bul­lets” to True Brain Health. Please read, add your two cents, and share!

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Upcom­ing event next week

 

Please remem­ber that you are still in time to join the 150+ par­tic­i­pants next week @ 2012 Sharp­Brains Vir­tu­al Sum­mit: Opti­miz­ing Health through Neu­ro­plas­tic­i­ty, Inno­va­tion and Data! You can Reg­is­ter Here and get 15% off by using pro­mo­tion­al code sharp2012

Brain Spa Trend: Travel for Mental Fitness

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Inter­est­ing trend mini-report pre­pared by Inter­Con­ti­nen­tal Hotels Group, quot­ing Sharp­Brains data. Trends that will influ­ence 2012 (IHG press release):

“BRAIN SPA: The desire to learn more will influ­ence des­ti­na­tion deci­sions. Brain Spa looks at our grow­ing appetite to expand and keep our intel­lect in good health – in fact we are pre­pared to trav­el for it. Forbes has tipped the mar­ket for goods and ser­vices that claim to enhance IQ as the next tril­lion dol­lar indus­try and Brain Fit­ness soft­ware is already worth $265 mil­lion in the US. The mar­ket for goods and ser­vices respond­ing to the new demand for men­tal stim­u­la­tion is expect­ed to grow between $1 bil­lion to $5 bil­lion by 2015.”

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