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Play, Stretch and Jump for Better Brain Health
Discover three simple ways to make movement enjoyable and sustainable, from playful activity and stretching to jumping, with practical brain health tips backed by science.
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How Small Daily Moments Improve Brain Health
Brain health is shaped by the small moments we experience every day. From maintaining a consistent wake time and pausing to breathe before stressful situations to noticing moments of joy, these simple habits can have a lasting impact on wellbeing. In this Thursday Tip, Dr Sui Wong explores the science behind daily routines, breathwork, and…
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3 Ways to Stay Cool in the Heat
Learn three practical ways to stay cool during hot weather, improve sleep, and support brain health with science-backed tips.
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3 Affordable Brain Foods to Buy This Week
Discover three affordable brain foods you can easily add to your weekly shop, including broccoli, chia seeds and cherries, backed by brain science.
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How to Protect Your Attention in a Distracted World
Learn three simple ways to protect your attention, reduce distractions, and improve focus with practical tips backed by brain science.
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Three Ways Nature Supports Your Brain
Discover how nature supports brain health through reduced stress, improved focus, immune support, and better autonomic nervous system balance.
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The Brain Science of Focus and Creativity
Discover three simple ways to improve focus and creativity, from the 20-minute method to better sleep, backed by brain science.
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Mindful Moments for Your Brain
Mindfulness does not have to mean sitting quietly in meditation. Simple moments woven into daily life, such as enjoying a cup of tea, observing a flower, or pausing to notice your breath, can help bring attention back to the present moment. Research suggests mindfulness may influence brain structure, support immune function, and contribute to overall…
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Why Your Brain Is Built to Move: The Science of Physical Activity
Movement isn’t a luxury for the brain. It’s one of the most powerful tools for supporting memory, focus, mood, and long-term cognitive health. In this article, Dr Sui Wong explores the science behind movement, from everyday activity and cardio to strength training, balance, flexibility, and mindful movement, and explains how each type helps build a…
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Default Choices and Brain Health
What do you reach for when you’re tired, stressed, or busy? Learn how default habits shape brain health and how small swaps can make a difference.