Symptoms and signs of early onset Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease may begin with subtle changes but it worsens over time. In this article, we look at the signs of early onset alzheimers.
Signs of dyslexia (and well-known figures who’ve succeeded with it)
In this article, we look at the range of signs of dyslexia, how it’s diagnosed in Australia, and some well-known figures with the condition.
Understanding brain hemisphere dominance and neurological conditions
Couples tend to divide household tasks according to who does them best (or who hates them least!). Perhaps you cook and your partner (or housemate) loads the dishwasher. Maybe you clean the bathroom and they do the ironing. Maybe you shop and they take out the bins. Occasionally, if they’re away or unwell, you might […]
Typography for dyslexia: do fonts impact reading and understanding?
Do dyslexic fonts work? It’s an intriguing question that gets to the heart of what dyslexia is and how it affects someone’s reading experience.
Brain injuries: How brain exercises can make an active difference
Through neuroplasticity, your brain is able to learn different ways of doing things to minimise the impact of brain injuries.
Reprogramming your brain: neuroplasticity techniques for anxiety
When you think of ways to relieve anxiety, you may imagine deep breathing, meditation or aromatherapy. Neuroplasticity – your brain’s remarkable ability to reshape itself – offers a fresh approach to treating anxiety. By harnessing neuroplasticity, you can, in effect, teach your brain to calm down. You can help it create new neural pathways that […]
Virtual reality therapy in functional neurology: advancing treatment options
Virtual reality is everywhere these days. The VR games market was valued at over USD$20 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow significantly more by 2030. And that’s just games. More serious applications of VR include training: Australian soldiers for combat Retail staff to prepare for the madness of Black Friday sales Emergency personnel […]
Exploring the spectrum of movement disorders
Movement disorders are a group of nervous system disorders that affect your movement. Depending on the particular disorder in question, you may experience an increase or decrease in movement, which you may (or may not) be able to control.
Understanding colour and light therapy
Colour adds beauty to life, which is why you pay close attention to it when picking an outfit or decorating a room. In addition to its beauty, colour can shape your experiences and influence your moods. That’s why companies invest so much money in choosing the right colours for their brands and campaigns. Colour therapy […]
Dementia and Parkinson’s disease treatment using light therapy and brain stimulation
Discover the benefits of brain therapy for Parkinson’s and dementia patients. Improve memory, cognition, visuospatial attention, and motor control.
