Diogenes Syndrome – A Different Kind of Hoarding
Diogenes syndrome is a term most people haven’t heard of until they have had to face it
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Alzheimer’s Caregiving – 5 Tips to Care for Yourself
Anyone who has seen someone with Alzheimer’s knows there’s a lot of work that goes into caring
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Math for Dyslexia – What It Is & What You Can Do
There are plenty of people out there that get the cold sweats as soon as they’re asked
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What are the Five Love Languages?
You might have heard of the book written by Gary Chapman “The Five Love Languages” – or
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Solving a Rubik’s Cube – 8 Benefits for Kids
We all probably have one of “those” sitting in our basement or at the bottom of whatever
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Study: Senior Exercise & Brain Games Combined For Health?
Ask any doctor and they tell you that exercise is good for you. And, as you get
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Using CogniFit for Families to Start a Conversation About Mental Wellbeing with Your Family
Talking about mental wellbeing can be difficult at times. If the subject is brought up in the
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Early Childhood Development: Tracking the 3 Important Stages
Early childhood development is the physical, psychological, and emotional growth of the child. This period of development
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Children’s Mental Health: 7 Tips For Healthy Early Stages
Every parent wants the best for their kids, this includes everything from physical well-being to their children’s
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Games For Seniors – 60 Ways To Help Stimulate The Brain
When it comes to games for seniors (especially ones that stimulate the brain), there are thankfully lots
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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
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Effective Communication Skills: 10+ tips for speaking up at work, school, or wherever.
Have you ever wanted to communicate better? Do you feel insecure when speaking in public? Is it
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Positive Discipline: 23 Techniques
All parents want the best for their children, but sometimes we don’t have the knowledge to act
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Learning to Drive: Guide To Mastering This Skill
Most of us had to learn how to drive- albeit at different ages under different circumstances such
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What is Language Acquisition Theory? 3 Top Theories of How We Learn to Communicate
Language is what makes us human- it’s what sets us apart from so much of the animal
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SIDS and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome | Co-Sleeping With Your Newborn – A Complete Guide
SIDS and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome | Co-Sleeping With Your Newborn – A Complete Guide After 9
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Premarital Counseling: Get to know your partner before marriage
With such a large amount of people getting married and a 50% divorce rate in the U.S.,
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Piaget Theory: Childhood cognitive developmental stages
Piaget theory. How can I tell if my child is developing properly for his age? How do
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Critical Thinking: How to Develop It at Home and at School
What is critical thinking? It’s a way of reasoning and questioning things to help us make better
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Development of Cognitive Skills; Piaget’s theory.
Crawl before you walk, walk before you run! When it comes to development, this phrase is certainly
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5 Reasons to Hold A Post-Retirement Job: Life After Retirement
Most seniors do not consider working past retirement age because retirement is your time to relax and
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Not Sure If You Should Take The Leap? Cognitive Benefits of Learning Foreign Languages
We may not look back on our foreign language classes at school with much fondness.However, after reading
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Pregnancy and the brain: How does it change you?
You might know how the relationship between the brain and the menstrual cycle, but what about pregnancy?
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Anger management for kids: Teach your child to deal with frustration
Anger management for kids is one of the most daunting parent tasks. In the following article, we
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From kids, to seniors, to new parents – Here are some useful and interesting brain health articles for families. They’re definitely worth a read!