Whether you’re just getting started on your brain training regimen, or you’re deep in the thick of it, variety can be the thing that keeps you going.
I’ve put together 10 fantastic free resources to give you a taste of what’s available with just the quick click of your mouse. Get comfortable, take a little break and dig into some quality free brain training.
1) NeuroNation
“On NeuroNation, you can improve your brain performance effectively with simple and enjoyable exercises. NeuroNation is completely free of charge and exclusively ad sponsored.”
“A sampling of interactive brain games from the makers of Dakim BrainFitness – the nation’s number one brain fitness system for senior living providers.”
3) FitBrains
“Offers a large collection of Brain Games, brain health information and other fun features!”
4) CogniFit
“Try a few of the brain fitness exercises from CogniFit Personal Coach. Each one is scientifically developed to work on one or more of 14 key cognitive abilities.”
“Welcome to memorise.org. Improving people’s ability to remember and recall information is our goal. We have tips on how to improve your memory and tools to help you practise putting it to use!”
6) Brainwaves
“These brain-training exercises are formatted as stimulating puzzles. They are designed to help develop mental skills…”
“Posit Science brings you this interactive website aimed at introducing you to the booming field of brain fitness.”
“Give your mind a work out on our devious collection of puzzles. There are hundreds, ranging from word games to logic problems to riddles. Some are tricky. Some require innovation. All require thinking power.”
9) Thinks.com
“The Internet’s most entertaining puzzles are here: Sudoku, riddles, anagrams, doublets, picture puzzles, chess problems, trivia, math puzzles, logic puzzles …and more!”
10) HAPPYneuron
“HAPPYneuron brings you Brain Fitness through entertaining games that are fun and scientifically developed and validated to challenge your brain and keep it in top gear at all times.”
About the author, Erin Matlock
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What a great collection of games the Happy Neuron website is very good for adults and children to have fun with especially liked the Ladybird game. It was much harder than I thought it would be but great fun. Bookmarked the page to try more of them later when I have some free time. Many thanks.
Great list there, time to get training I guess!
I will be poping back for some more of these, there great!
I have been working in the brain fitness space since 2001 and we have come along way. There has been significant scientific studies over the last 5 years that illustrate how we can maintain and develop our cognitive skills through our lifespan. Our company has started to launch pilots that provide more efficacy to our software. I truly believe the next 5 years will see a lot of positive developments in this area.
Michael