Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: 5 Examples of How This Powerful Therapy Works
Sometimes it seems like when the issue of mental health comes up it’s always in reference to a new medication or some other pharmacological treatment […]
Continue reading » 
The Importance of Technology In Education
From transportation to communication, technology is involved in nearly every aspect of daily life. It is how we talk with others via telephone or email, […]
Continue reading »
Helping With Depression: 8+ Useful Online Resources To Help You Support Your Friends & Loved Ones
I see in movies and television that depression is depicted as if nothing matters, and all someone struggling with depression wants to do is be […]
Continue reading »
7 Stages of Grief & How Bereavement Impacts the Brain
Grief is a natural, yet unfortunate part of life. Loved ones die, health declines, and plans sometimes do not work out. All of these situations […]
Continue reading »
B. F. Skinner: 4 Interesting Experiments from the Father of Operant Conditioning
There are few names in psychology more well-known than B. F. Skinner. First-year psychology students scribble notes as their professors introduce him and his work […]
Continue reading »
Treating Alzheimer’s: 6 Exciting Areas on the Cutting-Edge of Alzheimer’s Research
There are few things more devastating than Alzheimer’s disease. This brain disorder—which slowly destroys a person’s ability to remember even the most important details or […]
Continue reading »
Spinal Muscular Atrophy: The Genetic Neuromuscular Condition You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
What is Spinal Muscular Atrophy? Spinal muscular atrophy is a genetic neuromuscular disorder affecting both the peripheral and central nervous systems, as well as skeletal […]
Continue reading »
Parkinson’s Breakthrough: What Michael J. Fox & IBM’s Partnership Means for Parkinson’s Research
Michael J. Fox, diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991 at the age of 29, has become one of the foremost advocates in the effort to […]
Continue reading »
What Is Depression? 11 Variants of This Painful Mood Disorder
What is depression? The disorder is more than feeling a little down or “under the weather” on occasion. The dark cloud of depression lingers. Its […]
Continue reading »
Mathematics & Mental Health: How Are Our Children Coping with Returning to School in the Age of Coronavirus?
Sanitizer, medical masks, and…colored pencils? As the summer heat starts to wind down and schools begin to open up and air out the classrooms after […]
Continue reading »
What is Dissociative Disorder?: 9 symptoms of this unsettling disorder
Thoughts, memories, behavior, mood—all of these things and more form our identity. During periods of trauma or stress, these aspects of ourselves can become disconnected. […]
Continue reading »
6 Useful Tips to Keep Depression In Check When You’re Stuck Working from Home
Depression can be one of the most challenging mental health issues to deal with even in the best of times. Add to this the uncertainty […]
Continue reading »
Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Guillain-Barré Syndrome
It starts in your feet—the numbness and tingling reverberating throughout your extremities. Eventually, you cannot move. You are paralyzed. Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is a serious […]
Continue reading »
6 Simple Tips For When Uncertainty is Causing You Too Much Stress
2020 has been a very strange year full of uncertainty and stress. We’ve had a global pandemic, civil rights protests across the globe, and even […]
Continue reading »
All About Narcolepsy: 6 Warning Signs Plus Diagnosis and Treatment Options
Do you find it difficult to stay awake for long periods—so much so that you often fall asleep during tasks? Does sudden drowsiness interfere with […]
Continue reading »
ADHD at Home: 6 Easy Things to Try if Your Kid Just Can’t Sit Still
Crazy kids running around like wild animals; terrible students who continuously disrupt the classroom; Daydreaming, lazy teenagers who can stop tapping their pen while trying […]
Continue reading »
The Psychology of FOMO: 4 Powerful Ways Social Butterflies Can Get Over Their Fear of Missing Out.
We live in a world where, thanks to social media, we can stay connected with family and friends from across the globe like no other […]
Continue reading »
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP): All you need to know
Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is a serious disease of the brain. It can progress rapidly and lead to problems with balance, mobility, vision, speech, and […]
Continue reading »
Decision Making: 7 Incredible Ways Our Brains Process Information To Make Better Choices
How many decisions have you made today? Not just the big ones, like what job you want or where you want to go to university… […]
Continue reading »
5 Simple Tips to Improve Mental Fitness
Mental fitness is a major concern for many people. It’s hardly surprising when you consider that one in five Americans suffers from a mental health […]
Continue reading »
Milly Sistake: Are Quirky Spoonerism a Sign of Serious Problems?
The human brain is a funny thing sometimes. It can help us take humans to the moon by calculating complex trajectories. It can help us […]
Continue reading »
Breastfeeding and cognitive development: Are breastfed babies smarter?
Breastfeeding has numerous undisputed benefits for mothers and babies alike. But when it comes to the impact of breastfeeding on the baby’s cognitive development, researchers […]
Continue reading »
Dysgraphia vs. Dyslexia: 5 Key Facts About These Learning Difficulties for Reading and Writing
Children are incredible things. Watching a child grow and develop and learn is one of the greatest experiences in the world. But as anyone who […]
Continue reading »
Hyper-empathy: is there such a thing as too much empathy?
Do you ever feel like you’re deeply in tune with others? Like you can absorb their feelings? Being extra sensitive to other people’s emotions can […]
Continue reading »
What is Binge Eating Disorder? 19 Signs & Symptoms For This Dangerous Condition
Adequate nutrition is necessary for survival. Food is ingrained into every facet of life. It’s present during celebrations, it bonds families, and helps express culture. […]
Continue reading »
A Picture of (Brain) Health: Powerful Brain Scans and Assessment Batteries We Use to Understand Our Most Complex Organ
The human brain is an incredibly complex feat of nature. Capable of creating complex social structures, languages, culture, art, and science. Our brains allow us […]
Continue reading »
Healthy Food, Healthy Brain: Exploring the Link Between Healthy Eating and Brain Health.
The human brain is a marvel of evolution, capable of creating breathtaking works of art and music, developing complex systems of culture, language, and society, […]
Continue reading »
Bipolar disorder in children: Symptoms, causes, and treatment
Every parent knows that children’s mood changes can be unpredictable. One moment, they seem calm and happy and the next moment they’re throwing a tantrum. […]
Continue reading »
Stress Eating: Why We Sometimes Eat More When We’re Stressed and What to Do About It.
for some people, stress eating can become their go-to mechanism for managing stress, which can lead to adverse health outcomes.
Continue reading »
Mixed dementia: What is it, and how does it progress?
Dementia is a progressive decline of mental abilities, including memory loss, personality changes, difficulty processing thoughts and speech and language problems. When 2 or more […]
Continue reading »
Attention Deficit Disorder Symptoms In Adults
Attention Deficit Disorder Symptoms In Adults. We all occasionally find it difficult to pay attention, yet some face this struggle more than others. When the […]
Continue reading »
Parkinson’s Causes: Learn everything you need to know
Parkinson’s Causes. Neurotransmitters like dopamine are the body’s chemical messengers. They send signals between neurons (i.e. nerve cells) to assist with nearly all physical and […]
Continue reading »
Stay Focused: Simple Ways to Deal with Distraction While Working from Home, The Office, or Wherever.
What is it about the distractions around us that is so hard to ignore? Why is it so incredibly easy to get distracted, and so challenging to stay focused
Continue reading »
Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID): Symptoms and treatment
Is your child showing signs of extreme picky eating? Are you worried that they may have an underlying disorder? In most cases, fussy eating is […]
Continue reading »
Memory Exercises: Help strengthen your memory
Memory—it’s tied to everything that forms our person. The vivid images in our minds are how we recall our favorite moments, communicate with those we […]
Continue reading »
5 techniques to improve your attention span
Modern life is full of distractions. If you’re having trouble sustaining your attention for long periods of time, you’re not the only one. In this […]
Continue reading »
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: Look into the rabbit hole
Most are familiar with the popular novel and movie Alice in Wonderland. As Alice turns down the rabbit hole, the world as she knows it […]
Continue reading »
5 warning signs of exercise addiction
Exercise is a healthy habit that all health professionals unanimously advocate for. However, when someone develops an obsession with exercise and works out compulsively, it […]
Continue reading »
Personality Disorders: Frequently asked questions
What is a personality disorder? How does having a personality disorder such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, antisocial personality disorder, or paranoid personality disorder impact the brain? […]
Continue reading »
Symptoms and treatment of bulimia nervosa
Are you concerned that you might be suffering from an eating disorder or another mental health condition? In this article, we will explain what bulimia […]
Continue reading »
CogniFit is considered one of the leading companies in the healthcare market for specialized products.
This sector is expected to grow rapidly over the next few years as a result of increased awareness of healthy behaviors and interest in wellness. […]
Continue reading »
Cognitive Health: What is its meaning and how to improve it.
Do you forget things lately? Have you lost the skills you used to have? Many people worry about memory loss and skills as they get […]
Continue reading »
Social Media and the Brain: Is Social Media Healthy For the Brain?
Modern-day society is immersed in technology. Glued to smartphones and other devices, there is an app for everything—including socialization. Human connection has been reduced to […]
Continue reading »
Sleep Aid: Providing rest on a sleepless night
Nothing compares to the frustration of being unable to sleep. Restlessness, poor concentration, and the resulting physical ailments are enough to cause anyone to search […]
Continue reading »
Is Parkinson’s hereditary? The role of genetics
Parkinson’s is a common neurodegenerative disease that affects millions of people worldwide. If someone in your family suffers from Parkinson’s disease, you may have wondered: […]
Continue reading »
The Teenage Brain: A mystery?
Teenagers. We often forget we were once teenagers ourselves. Their angst, impulsivity, and the crazy desire to live for fun makes them seem as if […]
Continue reading »
Hyperthymesia: When you can remember everything
It’s hard to imagine what it would be like to remember every detail of your entire life. People with the rare condition hyperthymesia are able […]
Continue reading »
How To Increase Attention Span
How to increase attention span. Ever wanted to learn how to keep your attention going? The amount of sensory information people are exposed to is […]
Continue reading »
Shingles, stress and depression – how are they linked?
Shingles is a viral infection that causes large red rashes commonly on the face or torso. Some people only experience a mild itch, others suffer […]
Continue reading »
Nature VS. Nurture: The eternal debate
Nature vs. Nurture. Do you have siblings? If so, do you behave similarly to your brother? Are you shy and reserved like your sister? Nature […]
Continue reading »
Study shows that poor stress management during quarantine may accelerate cognitive decline
Stress levels related to prolonged confinement may increase the risk of cognitive impairment in seniors. A prolonged state of stress can cause alterations in our […]
Continue reading »
12 signs of a stroke in women – how to identify them
Did you know that women have stroke symptoms that men don’t typically experience? Since stroke treatment is extremely time-sensitive, recognizing the signs of a stroke […]
Continue reading »
What Is Assistive Technology?
Assistive technology was first defined in the way we currently understand it when the Disabilities Education Improvement Act was passed in 2004. This legislation was […]
Continue reading »
Talking to yourself: is it good for you?
Have you ever been caught absent-mindedly talking to yourself in public? It can be really embarrassing. Unless you have the quick wits to pretend that […]
Continue reading »
Language delay in toddlers
Are you worried that your toddler might be going through a language delay? It can be difficult to tell whether your child is just a […]
Continue reading »
Social Distancing: How it impacts the brain
As proposed in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory, humans are social creatures. We require human contact to thrive. But with relationships and intimacy comes situations […]
Continue reading »
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS): Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Do you remember the ice bucket challenge? Did you participate? While the act of pouring a bucket of cold, icy water over your head for […]
Continue reading »
300 Million Students Free Access to the Brain Training Program While Schools Are Closed Due to COVID-19
With 300 million students worldwide now stuck at home, parents are looking for solutions to challenge their children’s mind After the safety restrictions due to […]
Continue reading »
Why is my memory so bad? 6 things to do to improve it
Have you ever asked yourself the question: Why is my memory so bad? A package arrives at your door and you can’t remember ordering it. […]
Continue reading »
Affective Forecasting: Predicting your emotions
“Will I be chosen for the job interview?” “If I accept the offer, what is the likelihood I will enjoy my new position better than […]
Continue reading »
9 Tips for coping with isolation due to Coronavirus
Coping with isolation and home confinement resulting from a pandemic like the Coronavirus can be difficult. It can easily affect us in a negative way, […]
Continue reading »
Is depression hereditary? The role of genes
Depression or major depressive disorder is a common illness that is difficult to decipher. It can have many different causes and symptoms, and its diagnosis […]
Continue reading »
Discover What are Cognitive Learning Styles
Consider a problem you recently encountered. How did you solve it? Did you need to visualize the solution or were you likely to verbalize your […]
Continue reading »
The 5 most common mental illnesses worldwide
According to the World Health Organization, mental disorders are understood as “a combination of abnormal thoughts, perceptions, emotions, behaviour and relationships with others.” Mental illnesses […]
Continue reading »
Parkinsonism: 7 Lifestyle Changes to Help Cope
Parkinson’s disease, which is a disorder of the nervous system that affects movement, is a common neuromuscular disease. But did you know it is possible […]
Continue reading »
Differences between Asperger’s and Autism
Autism and asperger’s syndrome are well known conditions that affect a broad range of social skills, behavior, speech and communication. They are forms of neurodiversity, […]
Continue reading »
Insomnia Causes During Pregnancy
Tossing, turning, turning, tossing. Insomnia, being unable to fall asleep and stay asleep, is a miserable experience leading to daytime fatigue, poor concentration, and even […]
Continue reading »
Dementia vs Alzheimer’s: what’s the difference?
Forgetfulness is a normal part of the ageing process. We all experience it to some degree or another and, thankfully, it’s usually nothing to worry […]
Continue reading »
CogniFit Launches New Multiple Sclerosis Specific Training Program
With the intention of continuing to grow and provide adapted solutions to different disorders, CogniFit has launched specific training to stimulate the cognitive abilities of […]
Continue reading »
Baby sleep regression: Everything you need to know
Baby sleep regression is a challenge that many families face in the first year of infancy. When a baby starts waking up in the middle […]
Continue reading »
Positivity: 11 tips to change your negative mindset
If we believe that we are going to be successful in our work, it is much more likely that we will be than if we […]
Continue reading »
Keys To Success: Use cognitive skills to reach your goals
What is success? Is it a college degree? Getting hired for your dream job? Finally, securing financial stability? Or is success about thriving relationships, connecting […]
Continue reading »
Fibromyalgia and Pregnancy: A road of uncertainties
Growing a tiny human is overwhelming for any woman. Pregnancy comes with a series of uncertainties—finding prenatal care, preparing a stable home, and let’s not […]
Continue reading »
How To Test For Dyslexia: Find out more
Do you or someone you know make frequent reading, spelling, or speech mistakes? For example, mixing up words or writing backward? Are grammar and understanding […]
Continue reading »
“365 days of cognitive health” CogniFit Gives 100 Free Training Programs for a Year in Its Charity Project
To mark CogniFit’s 20th anniversary and to benefit from the New Year’s resolutions, CogniFit has launched a program, “365 Days of Cognitive Health,” to raise […]
Continue reading »
Consciousness: Find out about a variety of mental states
Consciousness is a highly contested subject within a variety of different fields, so it’s no surprise that there are multiple accepted definitions. Some consider consciousness […]
Continue reading »
Learning Disabilities: Find out the signs
Those with learning disabilities describe the experience of their disorder with frustration, shame, anger, and even disappointment. Society casts an unfortunate stigma on learning disabilities, […]
Continue reading »
CogniFit 4.0: the new version of CogniFit’s cognitive testing and training app
New Games, More Assessment Tasks, and Completely Redesigned CogniFit launches version 4.0 for iOs and Android. Its goal is to boost the mobile version and […]
Continue reading »
Catecholamines: Direct influence in mood and health
Catechol-awhat? Most have probably only heard the word ‘catecholamines’ in passing or during a brief lesson in science class years ago. While the name sounds […]
Continue reading »
Conflict Resolution: How to manage conflict
Conflict Resolution. Do we all experience conflict? Yes, we do. Whether interacting with family, friends, or co-workers, we are bound to face disagreements. However, not […]
Continue reading »
