New Study: Heading a Soccer Ball Does the Most Damage to the Area of the Brain Critical for Cognition
A study at Columbia University shows that frequent soccer heading can cause changes in the brain linked to cognition.
NSH is now a CareCredit Provider
Financing options with CareCredit (because your brain health is not an option).
Motivation Through Resistance: Why Starting Is the Hardest Part
Starting can be the hardest part. The brain naturally resists effortful tasks because it’s wired to conserve energy and avoid discomfort. By committing to just five minutes—whether it’s starting a workout, tackling the dishes, or opening a tough conversation—we lower the barrier to entry. Once action begins, resistance falls and momentum builds. Motivation often follows action, not the other way around.
Understanding Circadian Rhythm’s Impact on Brain Health
Helping train your circadian rhythm to improve your sleep, brain, and body health.

