You can purchase the book ‘Play Your Brain’ from here. I wrote the book in 2010-2011 as a further development of the Danish book ‘Coach Yourself’ (co-written by neuroscientist Kjeld Fredens). It was published in 2011 by Marshall Cavendish and…
What is needed to perform and thrive in ever-changing environments and facing a future that is unsure to say the least? Both bankers and many other professions across the world are faced with this situation and looking for ways to…
More than 50 readers have now reviewed and rated “BrainSmart Parenting” in the Danish ebook store Saxo.com. Each and everyone one of them has chosen to give the book 5 stars out of 5. And YES, we are working on…
In November 2016, my latest book BrainSmart Leadership was published by People’s Press in Denmark. It is a book about the playing rules of the brain written to leaders in a down-to-earth language. Since leaders constantly (but often unknowingly) facilitate…
Anette Prehn’s first mini book about the rules of the brain is 24 pages long and aimed at children aged 10+. It is called “The Paths Of The Brain” and its purpose is to strengthen the child’s: Learning capacity Handling…
I am often asked “what more exactly is BrainSmart Parenting™?” Here’s your short answer. BrainSmart Parenting stems from the field of applied neuroscience. It inspires parents to draw upon the rules and logics of the brain when bringing up their…
Every parent probably knows this situation. Your kid has done something inappropriate like hitting or hurting someone else, excluding someone roughly or saying something that makes others feel bad or sad. You would like your kid to say “I’m sorry!”…
Lisa here describes how she has helped her son gain calm courage and confidence in a situation that would normally freak him out. She draws upon her knowledge of BRAINSMART PARENTING including the neuroplasticity of the brain and how associations…
In many situations where kids feel stupid, small and humiliated we could have helped them strengthen relevant connections in the brain if we had anticipated what was coming up. Thus, we could have helped them investing in a valuable life…
One of the BBC headlines this morning is about infant pupils having panic attacks. It describes a survey with 2,000 teachers of which 98 percent has come into contact with pupils who are experiencing mental health problems. The article suggests that…
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