Total Brain Health Hosts 200+ for “It’s Time to Brain Play!” – A Brain Awareness Week Event
This past Tuesday, over 200 communities registered from across the US and Canada joined Dr. Green and some special guests for our 2nd annual Brain Awareness Week livestream event. The interactive webinar, streamed over Zoom and through TBH partner Touchtown’s new Touchtown Live! service, covered the many ways play is such a boost for our brain.
“We are thrilled that so many communities joined us this year to learn more about that wonderful organ, our brain. We are proud to be a longstanding partner of the Dana Foundation’s Brain Awareness Week initiative, and play our part in helping everyone learn more about what they can do to boost their brain fitness each and every day,” says Dr. Green.
Dr. Green was joined by Acts Retirement-Life Communities residents Sarah Kohler, Ruth Withee, and Ken Justice, who helped demonstrate several of the different ways we can all engage in play to strengthen our thinking skills, creative engagement, and social connection. In thanks for their participation, the panelists will receive complimentary access to TBH’s latest self-paced memory improvement training series, the TBH Build My Memory! Program.
To view a recording of the event, click here. To receive a copy of the event to share with your community, email info@totalbrainhealth.com.
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