Category Archives: Brain Research

HAPPYneuron Scientific Studies posted

January 29, 2009 – 7:59 pm

For many years, I and, the HAPPYneuron scientific team have been working with prestigious medical institutions and universities to collaborate on the effective use of interactive cognitive training activities for the deferral of brain decline in addition to the remediation of specific conditions such as Mild Cognitive Impairment, Traumatic Brain Injury, Depression and Schizophrenia.  Many [...]

By Dr. Bernard Croisile | Also posted in Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuropsychology | Comments (0)

Stay Connected to Improve Brain Function

January 27, 2009 – 3:21 pm

They say that human beings are social animals. It seems intuitive (even for introverts!) that social contact has benefits. Obviously we need other people to fulfill basic needs such making sure that our genes outlive us. Maybe less obviously, we seem to need other people to maintain adequate levels of mental well-being and motivation. Even [...]

By Dr. Pascale Michelon | Also posted in Baby Boomers, Brain Fitness Websites, Brain Training, Brain Training Science, Brain health, Cognitive Neuroscience | Tagged | Comments (0)

Sharing the Results of a HAPPYneuron Study

January 22, 2009 – 4:18 pm

In March 2009 at the American Society on Aging Conference in Las Vegas, I look forward to presenting the results of a recent HAPPYneuron user study.  The study shows the cognitive improvements experienced by users after a playing series of online cognitive exercises over a period of 18 weeks.  Dr. Croisile presented the results the [...]

By Laura Fay | Also posted in Cognitive Neuroscience, Mental Health | Comments (0)

Brain Rehabilitation Research

June 19, 2008 – 10:37 pm

As you may have seen, this week we announced a relationship with the French National Research Center and the Pierre & Marie Curie University (UPMC) at La Pitié-Salpétrière Hospital in Paris. The research program aims to measure the positive effects of HAPPYneuron‘s products on the cognitive rehabilitation of patients suffering from depression and Alzheimer’s disease. [...]

By Dr. Bernard Croisile | Also posted in Alzheimers, Brain Training, Cognitive Neuroscience, Mental Health, Neurons | Comments (0)