BRAIN FACT: Much Of What The Brain Perceives Through Communication Is Non-Verbal

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

A large portion of what our brains perceive through communication from others is focused on non-verbal.

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BRAIN FACT: Genetic Potential Has The Opportunity To Be Expressed Through Childhood Experiences

Monday, May 10, 2010

Genetic potential has the opportunity to be expressed through experiences in childhood

Photo Credit: Cynthia Turek

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BRAIN FACT: Hours In Infancy Can Shape The Brain More Than Months In Older Ages

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Hours during infancy can shape the brain more than months in middle age. 

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Nutrition and The Brain Radio Show

Tuesday, May 4, 2010


I just returned from a wonderful trip to Atlanta, GA where I worked with Lauren Zimet of Early Insights, to promote the importance of nutrition and the brain.  Lauren and I co-presented at the Georgia Dietetics Annual Conference and we were also guests on the Parents Rule! Radio Show.  You have the opportunity to listen to the entire radio show here to gain insights about nutrition and the brain. Lauren has a wealth of knowledge on the topic, so treat yourself to listening.

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BRAIN FACT: Repeated Neglect, Chaos, or Violence Can Result in Aggression, Impulsiveness, And Lack Of Empathy

Aggression, impulsiveness, and lack of empathy can result when a brain experiences repeated neglect, chaos, or violence.

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BRAIN FACT: Loving And Cuddling Helps the Brain To Physicially Grow

Monday, May 3, 2010

Loving and cuddling a baby does more than provide comfort, it helps the brain to physically grow.

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BRAIN FACT: Early Interactions Directly Impacts The Way The Brain Is Wired

Friday, April 30, 2010

Early interactions directly impacts the way a brain is wired.

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