We humans are highly social beings. We don't survive well, let alone thrive, in isolation. Relationships with other people stimulate our brains-in fact, interacting with others may be the best kind of brain exercise of all.
Tag: Dr Allison Lamont
Memory matters!
"I have a terrible memory." How often have you heard that? Many people are worried about memory, and become concerned that occasional lapses like these may be the beginning of losing memory altogether.
Preventing Brain-Damaging Stress
Many of us seem to live under constant stress these days - financial, family tension, incessant technology, too many tasks to fit into the day, and the constant barrage of noise we are subjected to all take their toll.
Give Your Brain A Boost
Puzzles are great for your brain and memory health, but can you do more?
Traumatic Brain Injury and Memory
Today was the day! I was invited to address a group at Headway: the Brain Injury Association here in Auckland.
The Battle In Your Brain
Do you remember Charles Heston's portrayal of Michelangelo as he painted the Sistine Chapel?
How To Change Your Brain
Yes, indeed, you can change your brain and memory for the better.
Walk Away From Dementia
Walk Away From Dementia
Your Extraordinary Brain
Your Extraordinary Brain
How To Remember What You Read
How To Remember What You Read