Brain Training Articles & News, Page 80

Looking for some ways to boost your child’s self-esteem? Try these tips: 1. Remind them of past successes. Highlighting past successes doesn’t have to mean just verbally reminding a child that they did something well. It could include framing a photo of their best dance recital, placing awards or trophies in a place of prominence, ...

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine used a laser-assisted imaging tool to discover what happens inside the neurons of mice that are learning something. They found that motor-based learning can occur in multiple areas of the brain, not just those associated with motor control. Want to learn more about the learning that uses the whole brain? ...

Here’s LearningRx Cedar Rapids’ Courtney Axline appearing onFox Channel 28 to offer tips on improving memory and training your brain: https://cbs2iowa.com/community/more-fun-in-the-morning/train-your-brain

LearningRx Charlottesville appeared on NBC Channel 29 to recommend that parents buy their kids games that work on memory and attention. https://www.nbc29.com/2019/12/13/charlottesville-area-company-promoting-healthy-brain-games/

Here’s David O’Reilly of LearningRx Columbus Dublin appearing on Channel 4 NBC to discuss age-related cognitive decline: https://www.nbc4i.com/daytime-columbus/brain-train-at-any-age/

Here’s Gina Cruz of LearningRx San Antonio NE appearing on News 4San Antonio to discuss brain fitness goals for 2020: https://news4sanantonio.com/sa-living/2020-brain-fitness-goals

Gina Cruz of LearningRx San Antonio NE appeared on Channel 4 to discussgifts you can give your children without buying more “stuff.” https://news4sanantonio.com/sa-living/gifts-for-kids-you-cant-buy-in-a-store

Here’s a piece from LearningRx about the biggest brain-related storiesof 2019 that appeared on News Channel 9: https://www.news9.com/story/41543090/LearningRx-reviews-the-biggest-brain-related-stories-of-2019

This article about the biggest brain-related stories of 2019, written byLearningRx, was featured on WRCBtv’s website: https://www.wrcbtv.com/story/41543090/LearningRx-reviews-the-biggest-brain-related-stories-of-2019

A recent article in The New England Journal of Medicine reports that intermittent fasting may benefits the brain by decreasing blood pressure, resting heart rates and blood lipid levels. More specifically, intermittent fasting “augments associative, spatial and working memory in animals, as well as verbal memory in adults.” To find out more about how fasting ...