Understand Alzheimer's at Brain Level to Support Memory and Connection
Free guide: A Journey into the Labyrinth of Memory & The Neuroscience of Forgetting
Alzheimer's is not just memory loss, but a profound transformation in the way the brain communicates. The neurons that form memories gradually degrade, and the connections between brain networks become weaker and weaker.
Still, science shows that there are processes which can be stimulated – through cognitive training, neurofeedback and constant emotional support, the brain can maintain its activity for longer.
When you understand what is happening in the brain, you can support the memory, clarity and presence of your loved ones.
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This guide is right for you if:
You are caring for a loved one who is starting to forget recent details or gets lost in conversations.
You want to understand, beyond the symptoms, what is actually happening in a brain affected by Alzheimer’s.
You are looking for scientifically validated methods to support memory and cognitive functions.
You work in the medical, psychological or educational field and want a clear perspective on neurodegeneration.
You want to learn how to communicate empathetically and effectively with a person diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Inside, you will discover:
- How Alzheimer's affects the neural networks responsible for memory and orientation.
- What happens to the neurotransmitters involved in attention and thinking.
- The stages of the disease and the early signals you can notice.
- How brain training and cognitive stimulation work to support memory.
- The role of sleep, nutrition and emotional connection in maintaining brain health.
- How Brain Training can be used in neurocognitive support programs.
Who we are
The BrainMap Institute was founded in 2019 by Alina Robu and Diana Nemeș, with the mission of bringing modern, neuroscience-based brain training methods to Romania. We wanted to offer people fast and effective solutions for emotional balance and mental clarity, beyond the limits of classical psychotherapy.
Alina Robu – psychologist, accredited integrative psychotherapist, IFEN-trained neurofeedback specialist, founder of the BrainMap Institute and coordinator of the training protocols.
Diana Nemeș – physician, integrative psychotherapist, with over 20 years of experience in healing therapies and thousands of successfully treated cases.
Today, the BrainMap Institute is the only centre in Europe applying the brain training method - a complex, one-of-a-kind approach to optimizing how the brain works.
Understand Alzheimer's through the lens of neuroscience.
Find out how you can support the brain to stay active, connected and present.