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Stroke Jill Bolte Taylor got a research opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: She had a massive stroke, and watched as her brain functions — motion, speech, self-awareness [...]

After a concussion, is rest the best? Cocoon therapy has been a widespread recommendation for concussion recovery by clinicians hoping to help patients avoid the risk of a second mild traumatic [...]

I’ve known Joanne Holmes for many years now. An iLs user, she eventually became a trainer, traveling the country, sharing her knowledge with people new to our family of tools. Always high energy, [...]

Some of us are early birds and some are night owls. Which we are seems to be genetically driven. Whether you’re prone to wake up early or stay up late, your tendency to sleep and wake at certain [...]

What is being  done to provide adults on the spectrum with effective, efficient and respectful solutions to participate meaningfully in society?   Here we highlight some of the excellent programs [...]

by Ron B. Minson, MD Let’s take a new perspective on having ‘balance’ in our lives. Yes, it is important to have balance in our lives. On an individual level, it generally means balancing time [...]

Each summer and winter, we curate a semi-annual Read/Watch/Listen List. It contains books, articles, videos, podcasts, and other good things you may want to check out over the holidays.  We hope [...]

“In the time I have been an eye-witness to Dr. Minson’s trajectory in the field of psychoacoustics, the branch of psychology concerned with sound and its physiological effects, I have noted [...]