Dr. Cynthia Green

In this series, Bottom Line president Sarah Hiner talks to one of America’s foremost memory fitness and brain health experts, Cynthia R. Green, PhD, about why some people have trouble remembering names, how we can improve attention span and adapt our brains to the fast-paced tech-driven work environment, and how to understand—and appreciate—the benefits of the aging brain.

Can’t Remember Names? This is For You

Can’t Remember Names? This is For You

Cynthia R. Green, PhD | July 25, 2018

Can’t remember names?  You’re not alone. Dr. Cynthia Green explains what the problem is…and her best strategies for overcoming the problem. And, if all else fails, she also shares how she compensates when put on the spot and the name just won’t come out.

How to Adapt Our Brains to the Fast-Paced Tech-Driven Work Environment

How to Adapt Our Brains to the Fast-Paced Tech-Driven Work Environment

Cynthia R. Green, PhD | July 23, 2018

The technology driven office has placed time and task pressures on our brains. What can you do to meet the challenges and protect your brain? Dr. Cynthia Green explains.

Understanding and Appreciating the Benefits of the Aging Brain (We may forget things but actually can do many other things better)

Understanding and Appreciating the Benefits of the Aging Brain (We may forget things but actually can do many other things better)

Cynthia R. Green, PhD | July 13, 2018

As we age, our brains actually work better in many ways. What gets better? What gets a little worse? Dr. Cynthia Green shares her wisdom.

Our Attention Span is Shrinking – Don’t Let Yours Shrivel and Die

Our Attention Span is Shrinking – Don’t Let Yours Shrivel and Die

Cynthia R. Green, PhD | July 9, 2018

The pace of life is giving everyone “ADD” and ruining our ability to concentrate. In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator, Dr. Cynthia Green talks about how to take control of your ability to pay attention and stay attentive