Posts Tagged ‘mind training’
“We need people-centered wellness solutions that integrate brain health factors” — Charlie Hartwell, Operating Partner at the Bridge Builders Collaborative
Question: Charlie, please share 1–2 major brain health needs you observe right now whose solution demands a creative and significant tech-enabled innovation. Answer: I’d encourage people to remember that Brain Health is just part of overall Whole Person Health. Brain health solutions may reduce some disease symptoms but not help achieve actual wellness. We need…
Read MoreSurvey of key scientific, technological and investment trends revolutionizing Brain Health in our Digital Age
—– Last year I got very interested in the functioning of the human brain and the science behind mindfulness and learning [1], so was quite excited to attend the SharpBrains Virtual Summit [2] in December, indulging in the latest trends in applied neuroscience and digital innovation. The Summit focused on the theme of reinventing brain health in the digital…
Read MoreTen Important Signals to help reinvent Brain Health in the Digital Age & serve the needs of an Aging Population
—– Dear sharp reader, It’s been a busy year. To summarize where we are, and to better prepare for the opportunities and challenges in the year ahead, let’s step back for a minute. Let’s take a look at the big picture presented in the article Both Important and Urgent: Getting ready to serve the Cognitive & Brain Health…
Read MoreThe latest from Bridge Builders Collaborative, the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology and the Canadian Centre for Aging and Brain Health Innovation
Expo Day: Bridge Builders Collaborative, American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology, and Canadian Centre for Aging and Brain Health Innovation from SharpBrains During Expo Day selected Summit Partners and Sponsors showcased their latest initiatives and solutions. Charlie Hartwell, Operating Partner at The Bridge Builders Collaborative, presented an Overview of the Mind Training Space. Dr. Bob Bilder,…
Read MoreDaniel Ferguson: Big Data opens a world of opportunity in health, psychology, neuroscience
Please tell us about your interest in applied brain science. What areas are you most interested in? I am mostly intrigued by brain training and behavioral response using neuro/biofeedback and augmented/virtual reality. What is one important thing you are working on now, and where can people learn more about it? We are working on ways to leverage…
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