#brain training

[probertson]

THE COMPUTER

[itschiefred]

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[bluedesignwall]

I have been trying to remember to record my walking activity particularly on my morning tea walks. This week I have done well to remember to hit go when I head out for my walks. Next weeks goal will be to hit stop when I get back to the office!

[twilightofthesandwiches]

Which Game of 2006’s Highest-Grossing Games is Your Favorite?

New Super Mario Bros.

Madden NFL 07

Pokémon Diamond / Pearl

Pro Evolution Soccer 6

Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!

Final Fantasy XII

Brain Age 2

Animal Crossing: Wild World

FIFA 07

Need for Speed: Carbon

The Sims 2: Pets

Voting ended onFeb 5

[fenrir-kin]

Hey science side of tumblr:

Do brain training games actually help with offsetting memory loss? My memory has been getting worse of late, which is obviously scary for me and painful for those around me as I forget important conversations/dates/events/etc.

In addition to going and talking to my GP (which, I'll be honest, I don't particularly want to do), will those brain training-type games actually HELP?

[cmx1000]

Buspirone and Hydroxyzine

After a decade of being med free I am finally learning to trust medication again. I've been taking Buspirone 15mg a day and Hydroxyzine on an as needed basis which is about 2 times a day right now. I'm on day 10 of meds and I'm not sure if the changes I'm seeing are from the meds or my own doing.

I'm still forcing myself to do certain things but it's working and making it a little easier to do each time I go to do said chore/task. Also I'm learning not to value my days as good or bad based off of productivity. Which is easier said than done.

I still document everything I do throughout the day to be able to see what all I spent my time doing and what I accomplished at the end of the day. I keep an Ableton Log, Reading Log, Learning Production Log, Med Log, everything. It's been helping me keep track of my tasks and goals and actually seeing the progress on paper. It hasn't become too obsessive yet so I still think it's healthy.

Before I even started meds I moved my therapy to every two weeks instead of every week because I've been doing better. That action alone makes me feel like I'm genuinely getting better. I don't have anything I'm spiraling over every week because I have learned how to train my brain to not worry as much. I wouldn't be able to say this about myself in Nov-Dec 2024. That's just how much progress I've made in the past three months though. It's working and I just have to keep trying.

I am changing and I'm making progress everyday.

CMX1000

[turiyatitta]

Bodhi Mental Care & Wellness

Expanding Access to Mental Health Tools for Marginalized Youth and Families I’m proud to share that I recently founded Bodhi Mental Care & Wellness—a nonprofit organization dedicated to making evidence-based mental health support accessible to those who are often left waiting or overlooked. We offer free neurofeedback training and meditation sessions to youth and families living in marginalized…

Bodhi Mental Care & Wellness

[nicknumber]

Ad for Pelman's System of Memory Training from The Sketch, January 14, 1903