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“It’s really about bringing community together. How can we use our brains to show up as our best, authentic self and then connect with other people so that we can feel a sense of family and community?”Maria Johnson, MA, CCC-SLP, director of youth and family innovations at Center for BrainHealth
Researchers note that, compared to physical changes, brain changes can fall off the radar. BrainHealth Week is part of the center's ongoing effort to raise awareness of how daily habits affect brain health, and how people can exert some control by creating personalized wellness plans for the brain. “”
“You only sort of pay attention to the brain when it’s not working right. It’s not been until really the last few decades that we’ve been able to image the brain, or know what it looks like or know that it can change.”Dr. Julie Fratantoni, research scientist and head of operations for The BrainHealth Project
Read the full article in the Dallas Morning News