With ongoing trauma felt across the globe, I am concerned about your health during this time of stress and uncertainly. Between Covid spikes, international affairs, natural disasters, going back to school… whatever it may be, we are feeling stress as a...
By Doug Hayward, 2020 BLTT Graduate In May of 2008, I was invited to Bethesda, Maryland by the National Institute of Health along with about 100 other Yoga Instructors as a result of my association with Penn State University. There were various presentations and...
By Dharma Singh Khalsa, MD Last week I participated in a great webinar called Brain It On. Clever name for a very serious conference. The conference was sponsored by Maria Shriver’s organization called the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM) and actor and comedian Seth...
We are pleased to share the press release of the publication of my latest article, “Spiritual Fitness: A New Dimension in Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention.” Meditative Practice and Spiritual Wellbeing May Preserve Cognitive Function in Aging In the Journal...
by Dr. Dharma S. Khalsa, ARPF President and Medical Director I had the opportunity to participate in a number of days of the Challenge. It was a very inspiring experience to see so many of you attending and enjoying Kirtan Kriya (KK). I especially want to thank Kirti...
Your ARPF has been blown away by the incredible turnout for the Meditate for Your Memory Challenge. We have met hundreds of new people and are thrilled by everyone’s commitment to take this brain health journey with us. We still have 4 days left of the...
March is home to two special occasions: Brain Awareness Week and ARPF’s 28th Anniversary. Celebrations are in order! Therefore, please join us for our Meditate for Your Memory Challenge. We are excited to offer a week-long, online group meditation practice...
Your ARPF is excited to present our next webinar: Spiritual Practices and Brain Longevity®: Imaging Research Revealed. Your ARPF is the first organization to research meditation and memory. Dr. Dharma and Dr. Newberg began this work years ago and want to share it...
We are delighted to report a new article published about the following research: Emotional and Cognitive Improvement with Kirtan Kriya Meditation: A Pilot Study for Mild Cognitive Impairment Patients in a Catalan Community. Paper Authors: Toni Cañete PhD, Gloria...
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