Sentences with phrase «give brain training»

Enough to persuade you to give brain training a shot?

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This acclimation process gives the software a chance to record your brain waves and trains you to use them consistently before it throws a series of increasingly difficult challenges at you, such as reconstructing simply via thought a fallen bridge needed for a mystical journey while a fiery sky changes hue in response to your emotional state.

Positive psychologist Shawn Achor, best - selling author of The Happiness Advantage, says that giving kudos and saying thanks for a period of 21 straight days is the fastest way to train your brain to learn optimism and stay positive.

I am organizing a training and one attendee said she was vegan and I've been wrecking my brain on what to give her for dessert that she would enjoy and feel special and not left out.

The good news is that the help you are giving your baby right now is helping him develop the brain wiring to be able to soothe himself when he is ready — without any sort of «training».

As such, over the millennia, it seems, our brains have trained us to love the meals that give us love handles.

The company had given me a free, temporary account so that I could try out their system as part of my research for an article I was writing on brain training.

While previously it was believed that the window for brain recovery was at most one year after injury, new research from the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas published online today in the open - access journal Frontiers in Neurology shows cognitive performance can be improved to significant degrees months, and even years, after injury, given targeted brain training.

As a result, Nicolelis says, his team had not expected to see much neurological recovery from the brain - machine interface training given how long ago the injuries took place.

Yet the study's limitations give brain - training advocates plenty to gripe about.

These highly trained physicians work together to give individualized care for malignant (cancer) and benign (non-cancer) brain tumors, collaborating and communicating frequently.

Weight training can give you a mental boost, improve concentration, and keep your brain sharp.

By practicing brain games with brain stimulation programs, you will be given a personalized brain training program that will improve each user's weakest cognitive skills, which over time could help improve intelligence and reach one's desired cognitive results.

Biofeedback techniques use technology to give you real - time measurements on things like your heart rate, palm temperature, and brain waves — training you to use your thoughts to manipulate your physical body.

We've trained the brain to want certain foods that give us an immediate positive feeling.

In other words, perceived exertion doesn't have to do with whether you are training aerobically, anaerobically, or at any given heart rate, but rather how much «voltage» your brain is sending down your nerves, relative to its total available «voltage.»

If the training is enjoyable; if it's intriguing and varied; if it makes learners smile and gives them joy; if it gets them to activate their brains and apply their new learning then it's clear that they will remember so much more.

Though our love of sweet - tasting foods probably helped us survive back in the days before supermarkets and fast food restaurants (the sugar high we get from these foods is a biological «reward» that our brain gives us in order to train us to eat energy - rich foods), it often gets us in trouble now that we have pantries full of cookies and snack cakes.

Much like their canine counterparts, training your cat stimulates the brain, gives them a job to do and gives them a more enriched life.

Training gives your dog's brain a workout and alleviates boredom.

Obedience training and interactive dog toys are good ways to give a dog a brain workout, as are dog sports and careers, such as agility and search and rescue.

But a mixed breed comes with its very own mix of traits and usually a brain to match — if the owner wishes to train and give these dogs challenges.

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All those animals give off signals to your dog that activate primitive programming that is much deeper into your dog's brain than your training.

You can get the most out of training sessions with your dog by giving it what its brain needs.

They need adequate exercise, brain toys, and training and attention to give them a full and satisfying life.

For this reason, Alaskan Klee Klais excel in obedience training as well as agility — agility training also gives the dog a way to exercise its brain as well as its body.

The good news is there are ways to give your dog his daily calories that can engage his brain, enhance his sense of fun and training and allow you to spend some quality time together.

In this case, you need to exercise him more, and give him opportunities to use his brain, such as obedience training or trick training.

The example given of Brain Training on the DS, which was created in a mere 4 months comes to mind.

American Mensa Academy is a brain training game that will give player's minds the ultimate cerebral workout.

American Mensa Academy ™ Platforms: Windows PC, Xbox LIVE Arcade, PlayStation Network, iOS, Android Available: July American Mensa Academy is a brain training game that will give player's minds the ultimate cerebral workout.

They gave away Dr Kawashima's Brain Training for free a few months ago, so I can say that DS games are functional on the Wii U gamepad.

Given his training it is no surprise that as his brain struggled for the right word it would come with one that linked the state of the Earth to the activities of humans, anthropos.

Highlights Demonstrated success in running training sessions Solid manual writing skills Background in management Ability to give effective feedback Strong history of exceeding expectations Able to present information for all learning styles Knowledge of learning techniques and brain processes Methods of designing unique team building experiences Ability to work on a team Excellent communication ability Strong writing skills Commitment to details and accountability Friendly and easygoing Exciting and dynamic Experience Corporate Trainer 7/1/2006 — 10/1/2013 Raleigh's Food Group — Columbia, SC Created a new training program focused on preventing safe food handling practices.

We've trained our staff to look at the positive aspects of the child's behaviour and to give all attention to those aspects — it's about trying to create positive pathways in the child's brain.

Training on the neurological impact of trauma was designed to give staff a MI framework for conversations with family members to provide information about the impact of DV on their children's developing brains, whether the DV is witnessed or «just heard» by the children.

While I love to read about strengths and positive emotions, I see training the brain as what gives positive psychology its raison d'etre and what gives us practitioners purposefulness.