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Neuroscience tips about gratitude, aging, pain and the brain: An interview with Dr. Daniel Levitin

January 30, 2020 by Greater Good Science Center

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About 13 years ago, I watched my very vital moth­er die a slow death from Lewy-Body demen­tia. For me, it was a wake­up call. If there were any­thing I could do to stay healthy myself—to avoid the slow decline of an aging brain—I want­ed to do it. But what real­ly helps us stay sharp longer? And how can we sep­a­rate fad ideas from sol­id, evi­dence-based advice around aging? [Read more…] about Neu­ro­science tips about grat­i­tude, aging, pain and the brain: An inter­view with Dr. Daniel Levitin

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Education & Lifelong Learning Tagged With: aging, cognitive, cognitive strengths, conscientiousness, dementia, diet, exercise, failing memory, hippocampus, memory, memory decay, neuroscience, neuroscientist, openness, successful aging, tips

Next week in LA, and online: Brain Longevity Therapy Training by The Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation

October 10, 2017 by SharpBrains

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Heads-up: The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foun­da­tion (ARPF), a long­stand­ing sup­port­er of Sharp­Brains events and activ­i­ties, will be con­duct­ing its first Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing — com­bin­ing pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment with a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion process — next week in Los Ange­les, CA (also with a livestream option).

And they are gen­er­ous­ly shar­ing dis­count codes (below) for inter­est­ed Sharp­Brains read­ers. [Read more…] about Next week in LA, and online: Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing by The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foundation

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Education & Lifelong Learning Tagged With: aging, Alzheimer's Research Prevention Foundation, baby-boomers, Brain Longevity Therapy Training, brain-longevity, older-adults, successful aging, training, UCLA, UCLA Campus

Reminder: Brain Longevity Therapy Training, by The Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation, to take place October 19th-22nd

September 11, 2017 by SharpBrains

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The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foun­da­tion (ARPF), a long­stand­ing sup­port­er of Sharp­Brains events and activ­i­ties, will be con­duct­ing its first Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing — com­bin­ing pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment with a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion process — dur­ing 4 days late Octo­ber in Los Ange­les, CA (also with a livestream option). And they are gen­er­ous­ly shar­ing dis­count codes for inter­est­ed Sharp­Brains read­ers (see below) [Read more…] about Reminder: Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing, by The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foun­da­tion, to take place Octo­ber 19th-22nd

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Education & Lifelong Learning Tagged With: aging, Alzheimer's Research Prevention Foundation, baby-boomers, Brain Longevity Therapy Training, brain-longevity, older-adults, successful aging, training, UCLA, UCLA Campus

October 19–22nd: First Brain Longevity Therapy Training by The Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation

September 1, 2017 by SharpBrains

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Heads-up: The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foun­da­tion (ARPF) will be con­duct­ing its first Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing — com­bin­ing pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment with a cer­ti­fi­ca­tion process — dur­ing 4 days late Octo­ber in Los Ange­les, CA (also with a livestream option). [Read more…] about Octo­ber 19–22nd: First Brain Longevi­ty Ther­a­py Train­ing by The Alzheimer’s Research & Pre­ven­tion Foundation

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Education & Lifelong Learning Tagged With: aging, Alzheimer's Research Prevention Foundation, baby-boomers, Brain Longevity Therapy Training, brain-longevity, older-adults, successful aging, training, UCLA, UCLA Campus

Let’s Define Brain Fitness and Physical Fitness

April 8, 2011 by SharpBrains

Bev­er­ly San­born, Vice Pres­i­dent of Pro­gram Devel­op­ment at Bel­mont Senior Liv­ing and sched­uled 2011 Sharp­Brains Sum­mit Speak­er, could not final­ly speak at the Sum­mit (she was very well replaced by col­league Jeff DeBevec), but for­tu­nate­ly we can share her thought­ful answers to the fol­low­ing four crit­i­cal questions.

1. How would you define “brain fit­ness” vs. “phys­i­cal fitness”?

Brain fit­ness and phys­i­cal fit­ness are inter­linked. Each enhances the oth­er and both are essen­tial com­po­nents of suc­cess­ful aging. As we age, the abil­i­ty to cope with inex­orable chal­lenge to social-emo­tion­al-eco­nom­ic well-being is root­ed in hav­ing a high lev­el of men­tal alert­ness and a phys­i­cal body that func­tions effi­cient­ly. But fit­ness is not just a hap­py con­se­quence of a hardy gene pool. Fit­ness for both brain and brawn requires a com­mit­ted effort, a lot of stretch and sweat, and the con­stant push to reach beyond the com­fort zone. [Read more…] about Let’s Define Brain Fit­ness and Phys­i­cal Fitness

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health, Technology & Innovation Tagged With: Assisted-Living, Belmont-Village, brain, Brain-Fitness, comfort zone, delay onset dementia, dementia, dementia care, fitness, Independent Living, late stage dementia, maintain brain fitness, memory-loss, Physical-Fitness, successful aging, therapeutic

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