Posts Tagged ‘computer-based-stimulus’
The Brain Fitness Program DVD (Michael Merzenich)
The most popular question we got when we announced that PBS had a great special on Brain Fitness Program and Neuroplasticity in December was, when will the DVD be available? Well, finally here it comes. You can click on the image or the title to go over to PBS shop to learn more and buy it.…
Read MoreBrain Fitness Program and Neuroplasticity @ PBS
Here are some programs on brain fitness and neuroplasticity. The Brain Fitness Program is based on the brain’s ability to change and adapt, even rewire itself.
Read MoreNeurotechnology, Health and Brain Fitness News
Today we have a number of industry announcements: 1) New editions of these Blog Carnivals (collections of blog posts around specific topics) Encephalon (neuroscience) Grand Rounds (medicine) Education (guess!) Happiness 2) The Neurotechnology Industry Organization has launched a Neurotech Job Board dedicated to commercial neuroscience (mostly focused on clinical applications, like drugs and devices, not…
Read MoreNeuroscience for lawyers and leaders
Stephanie, our lawyer-blogger friend, alerted us of 2 great articles co-authored by her and Dr. Jeffrey M. Schwartz, a research psychiatrist at the School of Medicine at the University of California at Los Angeles and one of the world’s leading experts in neuroplasticity. We highly recommend them for lawyers, business professionals, and leaders in general.…
Read MoreCan a brain fitness program help me become more creative?
Here is question 20 of 25 from Brain Fitness 101: Answers to Your Top 25 Questions.Question:Can a brain fitness program help me become more creative?Key Points: Creativity can be trained, like other mental muscles.Set up structured time, places, or routines that provide a framework for creativity to happen.Reducing your stress helps to keep your brain more flexible.Using many parts of the brain as well as trying new things will stimulate the areas of your brain involved in creativity.
Read MoreBrain Management for lawyers
“How does this neuro frontier inside our skulls specifically inform law firm management? By peering inside the brain, we can see how its owner takes in information, makes decisions, changes and resists change, remembers and recalls, and responds to people. What we are learning about the brain affects three factors critical to law firms and…
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