Posts Tagged ‘videogames’
Update: New brain science leads to new tools and to new thinking
We often view memory, thinking, emotions, as completely separate entities, but they truly are part of the same process. So, if we want to improve brain health, we need to pay attention to the “weak link” in that process. In today’s society, managing stress and negative emotions is often that weak link, as we discuss…
Read MoreCan biofeedback-based videogames help kids regulate anger and emotions?
Video Game With Biofeedback Teaches Children to Curb Their Anger (Science Daily): “Children with serious anger problems can be helped by a simple video game that hones their ability to regulate their emotions, finds a pilot study at Boston Children’s Hospital. Results were published online October 24 in the journal Adolescent Psychiatry
Read MoreInvest in Brain Health to Drive Innovation and Prosperity
In an increasingly knowledge-based and innovation-driven economy, human brains—not financial capital—are becoming the primary drivers of business success. Engaged, creative citizens and workers mean the difference between success and failure at the organizational and societal levels. Looking at the problem from the perspective of brain health, there are
Read MoreMind-Controlled Videogames Become Reality
Mind-Controlled Videogames Become Reality (The Wall Street Journal): — Picture this: You put on a headset and relax your mind. Soon you begin controlling an object with your thoughts. — Among the offerings available in the company’s app store are desktop games like “MindHunter,”
Read MoreCognitive Behavioral Therapy, delivered as a Videogame, Can Help Lower Anxiety and Depression
Young Depressive Patients Respond To Computer Therapy (Medical News Today): — “Depression is common in adolescents, although many are reluctant to seek professional help. According to a study published in BMJ, specialized computer therapy is just as effective as
Read MoreRegistration Opens for 2012 SharpBrains Virtual Summit: Optimizing Health through Neuroplasticity, Innovation and Data
We are pleased to confirm a “dream team” of 30+ Speakers and Moderators to help answer the following ten core questions on the future of brain health on June 7th and 8th. Please note that Summit registration is open now, including special Very Early Bird rates until March 31st. By the year 2015, … What new tools and techniques will be…
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