Computer-Based Cognitive Training
Computer-based cognitive training often involves doing mental tasks on a computer. Sometimes called “brain games,” training usually involves things that are a little harder than a game. Researchers also think there may be a difference between training and doing mentally stimulating activities like reading or solving crossword puzzles.
American Association of Retired Persons
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) has an extensive section of their website with brain health resources. They often have a section of brain games. You can find out more by clicking here.
Commercial Resources
Several companies have done research on the best ways to train your brain as you get older. We don’t include the links here, but if you search for BrainHQ.com, Lumosity.com, or Cognifit.com you can see more about these products.