Socialization and The Brain Imagine being born and then never having any social interaction for the rest of your life. History has recorded many children isolated from birth, referred to as feral children. The definition of a wild child is a human child who…
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The indomitable spirit of our staff at Country Meadows Village We just noted the one-year mark since the WHO declared the Covid-19 pandemic. And what a year it has been! Besides the pandemic, we went through a historic wildfire and recently a record-setting…
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Exercise leads to increases in executive functioning, our ability to concentrate, plan, and effectively use mental resources (Winningham, 2010). For those experiencing the brain fog that often comes with age, exercise can change the brain in ways that protect…
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Has it ever occurred to you that the loops, (or lack of), in your handwriting can be indicative of the imagination you possess? Check out the reference below. It indicates the three zones in handwriting. Usually, your handwriting will fall predominantly into…
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