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Thanks to Mark Hurst I may be able to retire. He has compiled a marvellous list of games. More than enough to keep you busy exercising your brain for weeks. Thanks Mark (and friends).
There are many challenging exercises here to keep your brain ticking over for many hours to come. Make sure you check out the word games at the bottom of the list given.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2008/09/09/2360105.htm
Watch Kerry O’Brien interview Norman Doidge author of The Brain That Changes Itself.
“The brain can change itself. It is a plastic, living organ that can actually change its own structure and function, even into old age.”
“Blind people learning to see, learning disorders cured, IQs raised, aging brains rejuvenated, painful phantom limbs erased, stroke patients recovering their faculties, children with cerebral palsy learning to move more gracefully, entrenched depression and anxiety disappearing, and lifelong character traits altered.”
It just took me 177 minutes to complete a sudoku puzzle! No it wasn’t hard, I was really slow and had numerous interruptions.
Some days the brain just likes to take it easy. Here are some more games to help with your neurobics.
Back to help you maintain the few brain cells you have left !!
Our brain needs exercise as much as our body needs to keep moving. The more fun the greater chance of keeping our “neurobics” going. Don’t want it to become a daily chore, we have enough of those.
My finds won’t be on a daily basis. When I come across a site that I think is worth sharing - I will. They will be free, and hopefully not have too many ads., or be too difficult to understand.
Have FUN !!
Pam | 
09 26th, 2008| 