Medals Upgrade!

If you train in individual exercises (instead of following the Personal Trainer), one of the ways to keep track of your performance is with medals. You can earn bronze, silver, and gold medals in each stage of each exercise. Previously, this feature only appeared on the screens where you select an exercise level for training.…

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New Year, New Brain!

Happy New Year! By now, most of us are settling into 2022 and thinking about the year ahead of us—and what we can do to make the best of it. Many of us are having a tough start to the year. We’re entering the twentieth month of the COVID crisis. The winter omicron variant surge…

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The Year in Brain Training Research

The science of brain training continues to advance at breakneck speed. And BrainHQ is at the forefront of this research – both through the studies that we lead ourselves to advance our understanding of what BrainHQ can do, and in the studies led by independent academic collaborators from all over the world who choose BrainHQ…

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Now Available for All BrainHQ Users: New Progress Features

In BrainHQ, there are many ways to track your progress. For people who like details, the existing features can be very useful. You can learn all about how many levels you have completed in an exercise, how many stars you have earned in each level, and how you compare to others on the progress page.…

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Using Brain Plasticity to Help an Injured Brain

BrainHQ is an evidence-based brain training program. That means that it has been used in many gold-standard clinical trials – and been proven to help people think faster, focus better, and remember more (you can have a look at our science results page here). However, most of these clinical trials have been conducted in healthy…

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Why Your Brain Keeps Worrying – and How Brain Plasticity Might be Able to Help

We’ve all had the experience of our minds getting a bit stuck on a topic – chewing it over, turning it over, and unable to let it go. Psychologists call this process “ruminating” – and while it can be helpful for a short period of time if all this thinking gives us a new perspective…

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