Decreased multi-tasking ability, difficulty concentrating and reduced working memory?
These can all be signs of cognitive decline, something each of us will face as early as late twenties for brain processing speed, 30’s to 40’s for Working Memory and Multitasking, 50’s and 60’s for Episodic Memory.
It’s not all bad news though, Crystallised Intelligence (the “stored database”) means we see an improvement in cementing vocabulary, knowledge, skills and learnings which we have accumulated over time through education, reading, work and life experience and so on.
Ageing is something we all have in common and as the years go by, our mental state naturally shifts. Fundamentally and chemically, the human brain undergoes shrinking, which can lead to multiple symptoms.
The upshot? We are left feeling foggy, and at times out-of-sync, unable to communicate as effectively as we once did.
Whilst we are unable to stop ageing, at The Brain Collective we have a series of pain-free therapies including Neurofeedback and Neuromodulation which work to optimise your brain’s function.
We know that repeated brain training helps with neuroplasticity (our brains ability to reorganise itself and change) and with the evidence suggesting that mood disorders worsen, our non-invasive light and sound-based therapies are a positive way to regulate stress related circuits, from a cellular level.
Whilst normal age-related slowing can enjoy the benefits of Neurofeedback, the more structured Neuromodulation programmes we offer can help to support those with more critical conditions such as Alzheimer’s.
Programmes can be created to suit your individual brain’s needs and a brain mapping starts at just £450, making our suite of cutting-edge therapies accessible and affordable.
As ever, the focus for us as a clinic is on teaching the nervous system to self-regulate, manage stress, focus, sleep, emotions, and behaviour in a stable way with a science and data-led approach.
Whatever it is you’re looking to improve, from word finding to a quicker processing time, we’re here to help this spring.
