Brain Fitness Centers of Florida

Brain Fitness Centers of Florida tailors individual programs to improve memory, cognitive abilities, functional outcomes, and overall quality of life.

“I keep thinking of all the people who can benefit from this breakthrough. The science is solid, and studies show that the program works. The fact that we can do something to retain and enhance our powers of concentration, understanding, and memory is very exciting to me both professionally and personally.” - Horace B. Deets, former Executive Director of AARP

“I saw a diminution of my word recall and speaking skills and this was causing me concern. In my profession, speaking engagements are an integral part of my job. I enjoyed the discipline of the Brain Fitness program, the schedule, and knowing people could guide me and provide the support I needed to succeed.” - Bud

Brain Training Can Help Older Adults Stay Sharp

(Read updated research on how brain training can help prevent Alzheimer’s and dementia here) Study proves that Brain Training in Clearwater, Florida improves processing speed, memory, and reasoning ability. According to a federally sponsored trial of almost 3,000 older adults,

Brain Training May Forestall Dementia Onset for Years

If you’re intent on keeping dementia at bay, new research suggests you’ll need more than crossword puzzles, aerobic exercise and an active social life. In a study released Sunday, researchers found that older adults who did exercises to shore up

How We Think Changes as We Get Older

Memory, word finding, driving skills, fall risk reduction, brain processing speed, attention… we can help! Maintain your independence longer! Check Out our Video Here on Aging and Cognitive Abilities

Can a Brain Injury Affect Your Vision?

New Brain Scan on Former NFL players Shows CTE

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Aging and Cognitive Abilities

Alzheimer’s-related Study: Brain Training Upregulates Acetylcholine

Tuesday, July 24, 2018. Source: Posit Science: Chicago, IL – A small study could have big implications in the battle against age-related cognitive decline and dementia, according to research announced today at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference. The study was