MAKE YOUR BRAIN SMARTER

One of the world’s most innovative and respected cognitive neuroscientists combines the latest scientific discoveries with unique tests and exercises to improve your brainpower—for life.

The human brain is not a static organ; it’s plastic, which means it can grow and change. But just like a muscle, you have to exercise it. In Make Your Brain Smarter, Longer, renowned cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman gives you the comprehensive fitness plan you need to “exercise” your way to a healthier brain.

By taking advantage of the immense cognitive potential of your brain, you can think smarter, not harder, solving the complexities and problems that occur every day. In this all-inclusive book, you’ll find easy strategies to train deep, insightful, and strategic thinking in order to realize your brain’s maximum cognitive capacity. With her years of experience, Dr. Chapman will introduce you to the very latest research in brain science, with an emphasis on the cutting-edge findings related to the frontal lobe. She’ll show you how to tailor a brain fitness program to fit your own needs. From cover to cover, she shares tips and techniques that can be practiced throughout life to promote vigorous cognitive brain health at every age.

Whether you’re a Boomer-age “thinker” or a Millennial-era “finder,” Make Your Brain Smarter, Longer will help you to take charge of your frontal lobe command center and create the bright and vibrant brain that you crave—and will need to have a healthy, happy rest of your life.

Sandra Bond Chapman, Ph.D., founder and chief director of the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas, is committed to maximizing human cognitive potential across the entire human lifespan. Dr. Chapman’s research record and brain health breakthroughs have led to nationwide recognition and selection of the Center for BrainHealth as the single Virtual Center for the National Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury Plan to link all states with the most current assessment and training for brain injury. She is a core member for the National Institutes of Health for selecting the central data elements for nationwide clinical trials in acquired brain injury and has garnered major federal, state, and private research support to advance treatment for America's veterans, sports concussions, healthy brain aging, adolescent reasoning and brain development, Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, autism, schizophrenia, ADHD, social cognition disorders, and many others. She lives in Texas