Author: shandmin

This is a short and easy to read article on Catastrophising. It is described as a natural human reaction albeit an unhealthy one. Overthinking, exaggerating

Dr Adrian Owen has recently shared some initial findings from his Global Covid Brain study. Click here to see them. Unsurprisingly, COVID appeared to affect

This very informative article looks at many of the self induced problems we face when making decisions. The section on how overthinking lowers your performance

With the growing number of providers offering Covid-19 rehabilitation programmes, this article from the HRDirector magazine highlights some important considerations. Not least the approach to

This is a really good talk on how women’s brains differ from men’s, specifically as we age.  

This new study reveals the impact of diet on cognitive health as we age. Researchers found cheese consumption had neuroprotective effects against cognitive decline. Daily

Current circumstances are driving a much greater breadth of insights in how to answer this question. I enjoyed reading this speech by Andy Haldane, Chief

Here’s a quick read from Neuroscience News on the benefits of smiling on mental health.Try smiling yourself. Right now. Some of the best things in

Professor Adrian Owen has launched a global online study using Cambridge Brain Sciences technology to help determine how Covid-19 affects cognition. Fergus Walsh of the

This new study by Dr Adrian Owen and his team shows how concussion can affect an individual’s inhibitory control. Makes me think of some rugby