Are you finding it difficult to wrap your head around how and why IM works? Or finding it difficult to explain what IM is to clients, families and friends? rest assured IM is here to help!
IM in the News: Listen to this podcast hosted by Dr. Michael Bagnell of Bagnell Brain Center and Amy Vega.
Research Annoucement: A research grant has been awarded to study the effects of Interactive Metronome ® therapy on aging American Indians.
It takes time to develop reading and language…well, not just time. More specifically, it takes “timing.” Researchers at Northwestern University have linked a child’s ability to synchronize with a drummer to their reading fluency and language development, both of which form the basis for all future learning. So, what can you do to help children get their groove back? Check out the research to find out how rhythm and timing training might just be the key to unlock your child’s brain.
Exciting research study from the Institute of Neuroscience, System and Cognition Department, the Universite Catholique de Louvain, and the International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound Research. This study highlights the differences in brain responses (as measured by electroencephalography) before, during and after participants were moving to a rhythm.
Check out our friend Dr. Kevin McGrew’s blog about ADHD and brain connectivity. In it, he explores the science behind white matter connections and how it affects children with ADHD..
So, you think you can dance? No, not the television show; can you actually dance? You have rhythm, we promise…well, maybe. Even if you can’t dance, your brain can keep a beat. It needs the beat. It needs rhythm, and the whole system relies on Neurotiming ®. Don’t believe us? Read more. Plus, find out why that new Iggy Azalea song is stuck in your brain.
We have covered a lot about nutrition in the past few months, but that doesn’t mean we are anywhere near the end of our series on nutrition. As it turns out, you need a lot of stuff. All of those chemicals on the back on nutrition labels and vitamin packs might actually mean something after all. If you thought it was all vitamins and minerals, you forgot about the fine print. Onward! This time, eating fireworks and poison for your brain. Yum!
In Part IV of our series You Are What You Eat, we explore trace minerals. These minerals may be used in small doses, but they sure are big players when it comes to your overall health…and that includes proper brain function. Read more to find out how metals you find in your money, pipes and car can help yo ulive a happy, healthy life.
We have talked before about how fast your brain really is, but how do those signals get to their final destination? Check out our exploration of white matter tracts and how they relate to your brain’s overall health and functionality.
