Why Alzheimer’s Sufferers Seem Lost in Time and Place Texas Monthly explores new neuroscience research at UT Southwestern that investigates “time cells” and “place cells” to help unlock mysteries of how our memories work. Where Do Memories Form...
How to Stop the Negative Chatter in Your Head “Cognitive reappraisal” is a term psychologists use to refer to the practice of replacing negative thoughts with ones that are both more positive and true. Research shows people who control their self-talk in...
Sleep Reset 2021: Getting Your Sleep Back to Normal The sleep problems that plagued us last year are a lingering problem for many. So how do we reset for 2021 and get our sleep back to normal? U.S. News spoke with experts on not only what to do for a better...
Six Ways to ‘Reboot Your Brain’ After a Hard Year of COVID-19 – According to Science Chronic stress impacts the brain, putting us at risk for physical and psychological problems. And for many, last year meant months of anxiety, grief, and loneliness that created a...
Thanks to Chase Fordtran and our partners at Teacher Enrichment Initiatives (TEI) at UT Health for this guest post. By Chase Fordtran At some point, every school teacher has struggled to get a classroom full of rowdy students to settle down, calm their minds, and...
