In Brain Training Today: May 26, 2009

 

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Category Archives: Neuroplasticity

In Brain Training Today: May 26, 2009

Today we are brain training six different people. Five of them are recovering alcoholics and/or recovering drug addicts. One of them has come to us specifically to reduce the inner turmoil in his head stemming from the on-going battle between … Continue reading

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Great Article Reprinted from ScienceDaily(Apr.28, 2009)

Brain Music: Putting The Brain’s Soundtracks To Work ScienceDaily (Apr. 28, 2009) — Every brain has a soundtrack. Its tempo and tone will vary, depending on mood, frame of mind, and other features of the brain itself. When that soundtrack … Continue reading

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Neuroplasticity Enables You to Improve Mental Health and Overcome Emotional Problems Through Reading

(Note: This article was originally posted elsewhere, but we are posting it here also to give you additional background on how the Brain Training Centers of Florida are helping patients improve their mental health, and their life.) A Miami-based counselor … Continue reading

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Brain Training and Athletic Training: Get in ‘The Zone’

The Brain Training Centers of Florida is a sponsor for The International Wake Board Championships. The following article appeared in the program for the event: More than two centuries after Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, declared … Continue reading

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"The brain can indeed be rewired. It can quiet circuits that once crackled with the aberrant activity that characterizes depression and cut pathological connections that keep the brain in the oh-god-something-is-wrong state that marks obsessive-compulsive disorder.

"The adult brain, in short, retains much of the plasticity of the developing brain, including the power to repair damaged regions, to grow new neurons, to rezone regions that performed one task and have them assume a new task, to change the circuitry that weaves neurons into the networks that allow us to remember, feel, suffer, think, imagine, and dream.

"Yes,…the brain can change its physical structure and its wiring long into adulthood."

~Sharon Begley
Train Your Mind, Change your Brain.
2007