New Season, New Habits: Build Your Cognitive Reserve

As the seasons shift, so can we. Whether you’re heading into cooler days or warmer ones, seasonal transitions offer a natural cue to reset routines and adopt habits that support long-term brain health. One of the most powerful ways to invest in your future memory and...

Back to Work: 6 Top Tips for Switching Your Brain Back Into Action

The holidays are a wonderful time to unwind, recharge, and connect with loved ones. But as the new year begins, transitioning back to work can feel a little daunting. Feeling sluggish or unmotivated is completely normal after time off—but with the right strategies,...

Can you grow your Hippocampus?

A pair of thumb-sized structures deep in the center of the human brain are critical for our ability to learn and remember. Thanks to their shape, each of them is called hippocampus — which means seahorse in Greek. These brain areas have the unique capacity to generate...

Aerobic exercise enhances neuron growth.

Science suggests it’s possible to make new brain cells and improve your memory. The key is to get moving. It was once thought the brain could not create new cells. You simply used what you were born with, and if they died through age or injury, that was that....