Staying in Hong Kong this Summer, at least for a few weeks? We have the perfect package to keep your child(ren) aged 7 years-old up very busy with clever brain games! Don’t miss our exclusive offer “Early Bird Summer Camp 2025” (only for new clients!): FREE cognitive assessment 10 one-on-one, personalized cognitive training sessions Up to 2 […]
Study after study shows how poor sleep negatively affects physical and mental health. And now, a new report suggests that it might also make people more selfish. The report looked at three studies: one showed loss of sleep resulted in fewer donations, another indicated people were less willing to help others, and a third showed […]
Most of the time, our breathing is automatic and unnoticed. But we can also control our breathing—such as when we take deep, slow breaths. While people have known for millennia that conscious breathing can ease stress and anxiety, new research from the Salk Institute explains what’s going on in the brain when you consciously control […]
Practice, practice, and more practice. By taking the time to practice new skills over time, you firm up those important neural connections to help you learn and remember. It also provides a foundation to build on as you work to master harder tasks. That’s not all, though. Getting plenty of sleep sets the brain up […]
Happy Easter! During the holidays, all our centres will be closed on HK public holidays (Friday 18/04, Saturday 19/04 and Monday 21/04). Have a wonderful time with your families!
Mathematics has long been associated with logical thinking, problem-solving, and pattern recognition – skills that are essential for cognitive development. With our new, cool math games we associate these skills with FUN! Try it now (for free!) on our “Smart Games” section on Digital Solutions!
More and more, researchers are coming to understand just how intricate the relationship between the brain and the body is. In a new study from NYU, scientists have shown that memories don’t form only in the brain, as has long been believed, but that cells outside the brain can form memories, too. Find out how […]
A groundbreaking new study shows that in Alzheimer’s patients, damage to the brain happens in two distinct phases. The first phase—which happens slowly and quietly, before the patient shows any outward symptoms—damages the brain in previously unknown ways. This finding opens new avenues for research into prevention and treatment. Learn more here.
Having a “Popcorn brain” is having a form of addiction to our devices, and it’s a growing topic in mental health. The “popcorn” part refers to how often people jump from one thought to another while flipping through content on their electronic devices—such an attractive multitasking universe that the offline, real world appears too slow […]
