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The Optimism Squares

Frequently, I am asked about the Ann C  Holm/Annholm.net logo. What do these colorful squares actually mean?  I have heard all kinds of interesting guesses including:  That's a Myers-Briggs table!  It's a Rubric's Cube because you're going to figure me…

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Walk for Thought 2010 Update

The Minnesota Brain Injury Association 2010 Walk for Thought occurred on September 25, 2010 at Como Park in St. Paul.  The theme for this year's walk was "Sports Concussions."  Sports concussions are not merely "getting your bell rung" as was…

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Cortical Matters: Youth Sports Concussions

"We must educate young athletes, coaches and parents to recognize the warning signs of brain injures and ultimately to find ways to prevent them. I want to educate young athletes to learn to play hard- but play smart.  We all…

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Using Meditation to Balance Perception and Judgment

Mindfulness, meditation, and  breath awareness.  Is this all a big fad or can you actually gain a cognitive edge from sitting for 15-20 minutes each day focusing on the breath? A recent study published in Science Daily states even after…

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11-Minute Breath Awareness Meditation

Last week, I attended the conference,  The Mind That Changes the Brain featuring Norman Doidge and Daniel Siegel two of the current authorities on how mental experience and mindfulness can change the structure  of the brain. The Breath Awareness Exercise,…

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The Importance of Collaboration

A family friend was interested in learning about neurological rehabilitation.  What do you do with someone who suffers a head injury?  Even minor head injuries can result in increased irritability, memory problems, difficulty with judgment, impulse control... Of course, the…

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