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There’s an old expression: “The faster I go, the behinder I get.” Well, that applies to the conventional Alzheimer’s organizations and can be typified by the most recent issue of The Lancet, a [...]

What is a mantra? Can you define it? A mantra is simply a tool (tra) for the mind (man). And it is also so much more as you’ll soon discover! The word mantra is bandied about quite a bit these [...]

We are thrilled to be offering another week-long meditation! Starting on Monday, February 19th to Friday, February 23rd we’ll have a different meditation leader so we can learn new [...]

I can hardly believe that it’s already been a month since our “30 Years of Alzheimer’s Prevention Conference.” Can you? What a great conference. It was fitting for a 30th [...]

Here’s another reason to attend the 30 Years of Alzheimer’s Prevention Conference. You get to participate in roundtable discussions at the Lunch with the Expert. Grab your lunch and sit [...]

I’d like to introduce you to ARPF’s friend, Amy DiLillo, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, BLS. She is a yoga therapist and serves on the Educational Advisory Committee for ARPF. Amy will be [...]

What is enlightenment? Spiritually, enlightenment is synonymous with self-realization and living in touch with your true and best self. This is one of the topics that will be discussed at [...]

I’ve just received the latest edition of the prestigious Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and it has a critically important article for women. This paper is from our latest research at UCLA [...]

I was just reading a medical report that revealed that this is the most stressful time in human history. So I started thinking about other times. I have no idea what it was like 2,000 years ago [...]