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Great NEW Book
For Those Diagnosed With MCI
Look out, Sudoku!
Keep Your Brain Stronger for Longer offers a fantastic tool to help people exercise their brain. This book is ideal for those diagnosed with MCI (Mild cognitive Impairment), EOAD (Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease) as well as anyone interested in maintaining their own brain health including those caring for them.
The book also helps us understand cognition affects much more than just memory loss, dispelling some of the myths and stigmas associated with dementia. Kudos Tonia Vojtkofsky, PsyD, for pulling together such a great resource!
Anyone who takes a look in the book will see immediately these are not just memory or recall exercises. Through a variety of specific exercises one will they have been purposely developed to work the areas of the brain that manages:
Attention
Calculation
Executive Functioning
Language
Memory
Processing Speed
Reasoning
Sequencing
Visual-Spatial Skills
Personally I love the wide variety of exercises offered in “Keep You Brain Stronger For Longer.” I found each of them challenging, fascinating and fun to do.
I’d Love To Know What You Think!
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