Posts Tagged ‘cognitive retraining’
Five highly recommended sessions on brain, health, wellness, big data, and brain fitness centers
Thank you to the 118 sharp minds who have already ordered their $15 tickets to celebrate Brain Awareness Week by watching the latest on neuroplasticity, brain health and innovation. We need many more well-informed ambassadors of brain health and cognitive fitness, and
Read MoreEducational Workshops @ 2012 SharpBrains Summit Start in 2 Hours
We look forward to the final day @ 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit, today, featuring four great educational workshops on:
Read More10 Frequently Asked Questions about the 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (June 7–14th, 2012)
Q: Where does the SharpBrains Summit take place? A: The full Summit takes place online; you can access it from your computer anywhere you are connected to the internet. You don’t need to travel anywhere. Watch this 3‑minute video to see how it all works. Q: Why not have a traditional conference in one place? A: Because we want…
Read MoreWalter Reed’s Kate Sullivan on How to Set Up a Brain Fitness Center to Enhance Cognitive Retraining and Rehabilitation
Kate Sullivan will run an educational workshop on How to Set Up a Brain Fitness Center to Enhance Cognitive Retraining and Rehabilitation, at the upcoming 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (June 7–14th, 2012).
Read MoreAgenda, Educational Workshops @ 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit (June 7–14th, 2012)
Please take a look at the preliminary Summit Agenda featuring a stellar roster of confirmed Speakers and Moderators and including several in-depths workshops: How Nationwide Insurance rolled-out a Brain-based Corporate Wellness Initiative, with Kathleen Herath, Associate Vice President Health & Productivity, Nationwide Insurance. How to Connect Neuroscience and Special Education: A School-based Example, with Howard Eaton, CEO, Eaton Educational Group…
Read MoreReferences on Cognitive Health/ Brain Fitness
This is a partial list of the literature we reviewed during the research phase of our new book, The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness. We know many friends of SharpBrains are researchers, healthcare professionals, graduate/ Ph.D. students, who want have direct access to the references (perhaps PubMed should promote itself as a never ending source…
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