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Neurogenesis Center of Florida

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Neurogenesis Center of Florida, PLLC
253 N Orlando Ave, #202
Maitland, FL 32751

Neurogenesis Center of Florida remains at the forefront of research based, non-pharmacological treatments, supporting a variety of mental health concerns as well as personal and professional growth and development.

03/20/2026

🧠 Your Brain’s One-Meal Memory
A Princeton-led mouse study reveals how a single bout of food poisoning can trigger lifetime aversions:
The central amygdala tags the flavor during the meal, reactivates with gut signals hours later, and cements the memory—revealing how the brain links cause and effect across time .

This “one-shot learning” mechanism sheds light on traumatic memory formation, with implications for treating conditions like PTSD.

🔗 Dive in: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-04-brain-gave-food-poisoning.html

03/17/2026

Psychopathic Meanness Shapes How the Brain Sees Faces
A recent neuroimaging study found that individuals high in psychopathic traits—specifically “meanness”—show reduced activation in face-processing brain areas like the fusiform cortex when viewing faces .
This insight:
Highlights how emotional/empathy deficits in psychopathy are rooted in brain activity

Suggests potential for neurofeedback protocols to engage and enhance face/emotion processing circuits

Opens avenues for targeted interventions in affective disorders and empathy training

🔗 Read more: https://www.psypost.org/a-core-trait-of-psychopathy-has-a-strange-link-to-how-the-brain-processes-faces/

03/12/2026

🧠 Brain-Endurance Training Counters Mental Fatigue in Older Adults
A new study shows that regular exercise helps older adults resist mental fatigue, boosting both cognitive and physical performance. Active retirees (aged 66–72) outperformed sedentary peers—even when tired—and beat younger adults who didn’t exercise.
🚶 Regular exercise builds resilience against mental exhaustion

🧠 Try ‘Brain Endurance Training’ combining physical + cognitive tasks to strengthen brain stamina

This aligns with ’s focus on empowering brain health through integrative methods.
🔗 https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-04-anti-aging-intervention-detrimental-impact.html

03/08/2026

👶 Infant Brain at 3 Months Predicts Emotional Development
A study from the University of Pittsburgh shows early brain structure shapes emotion:
At just 3 months, white matter patterns in the forceps minor predicted higher negative emotions later

Differences in the cingulum bundle correlated with better self-soothing and positive emotions

This means we might one day identify infants at risk and support their emotional development early on.
🔗 https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-06-brain-months-infant-emotional.html

03/02/2026

🔬 New Insights on Presynaptic Silent Synapses
A recent study in Frontiers in Neural Circuits maps presynaptically silent synapses on individual neurons, revealing:
Silent synapses—those that release less neurotransmitter—are more common on distant dendritic branches

As neurons mature, active synapse numbers increase while silent ones decrease, especially near the cell body

These findings highlight how synaptic connectivity evolves, shaping the brain’s plasticity landscape.

Why it matters for neurofeedback & ISNR:
📈 Reinforces the importance of targeting network-level synaptic maturation

Highlights the dynamic balance between active and silent synapses—key to effective neuroplastic interventions

🔗 https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/human-neuroscience/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2018.00142/full

02/25/2026

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown released a video on Monday speaking about mental health in the wake of Rondale Moore's death on Saturday.

02/23/2026

🧠 Verbal Fluency Predicts Longevity in Older Adults
A major study of older adults (ages 70–104) reveals that verbal fluency—your ability to quickly list words like animals or words beginning with a letter—outperforms other cognitive abilities in predicting lifespan. Higher fluency scores correlated with living up to 9 years longer.
🔍 What makes it stand out?
Verbal fluency taps multiple brain systems—memory, attention, processing speed, executive function.

It may serve as a powerful biomarker of cognitive resilience and brain health.

Encouraging activities like word games, storytelling, or social conversations could help maintain this vital skill.

For and brain health advocates at , this shows the importance of targeting complex, integrated brain networks, not just singular domains.
🔗 https://www.psypost.org/scientists-identify-specific-cognitive-skill-linked-to-longer-life-in-older-adults/

02/16/2026

🧠 Brain “Eating Itself” During Strenuous Endurance?
A recent pilot study on marathon runners found that when glucose is depleted, the brain may begin breaking down its own myelin (fatty sheath around neurons)—a form of self-cannibalism called autophagy—to keep functioning during extreme exertion .

Why it matters:
Highlights the brain’s emergency energy response under severe metabolic stress 🧬

Raises questions about long intense exercise’s impact on brain structure and function

Suggests a balance is needed—mirroring neurofeedback’s role in optimizing brain dynamics

🔗 Read more: https://www.sciencealert.com/your-brain-might-start-eating-itself-during-strenuous-endurance-exercise

02/12/2026

🔬 Silent Synapses: Dormant Brain Connections Hold Hidden Potential
Silent synapses are inactive neural links—missing AMPA receptors—but they can “wake up” during learning and development. Recent insights show:
They persist in adult brains and aid in forming new memories

BDNF (a key brain growth factor), ketamine, exercise, and stimulation help activate them

This awakening is vital for neuroplasticity, memory, and even recovery from conditions like PTSD

These findings reinforce the importance of targeting plasticity mechanisms in neurofeedback and neuromodulation.
🔗 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-leading-edge/202503/silent-synapses

02/07/2026

12-Minute Metabolic MRI Offers Early Look at Brain Health
Research from the University of Illinois shows a cutting-edge MRI scan can map brain metabolism and neurotransmitter activity in just 12 minutes—far quicker than traditional methods .
🎯 This rapid metabolic imaging can:
• Detect tumors and MS flare-ups long before structural issues appear��
• Provide a “metabolic microscope” for early diagnosis and personalized treatment��
For neurofeedback and neuromodulation, this tool offers deeper insight into brain chemistry—opening doors to truly targeted interventions.
🔗 https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/07/250701234735.htm

01/30/2026

🔬 MicroRNAs: Tiny Molecules, Big Impact on Mental & Neurodegenerative Health
A new UC Davis study identifies 49 brain microRNAs linked to psychiatric and neurological disorders. Four are especially key:
miR-499a-5p: bipolar & schizophrenia

miR-92b-3p: Parkinson’s

miR-190b-5p: PTSD

miR-1908-5p: bipolar & major depression

These findings highlight shared molecular mechanisms across conditions—and point toward future neurofeedback interventions targeting these pathways.
🔗 https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-06-brain-micrornas-contribute-psychiatric-neurodegenerative.html

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253 N Orlando Avenue
Maitland, FL
32751

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Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm
Sunday	9am - 1pm

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