Brain Health
Challenge!
Build healthy brain habits over 14 days
Brain Health
Challenge!
Build healthy brain habits over 14 days
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Take part in our 14-day Brain Health Challenge!
We’ve got 14 exciting and brain-stimulating activities for you to do every day🧠. They’re simple, fun, and will help you develop habits long after the challenge is over.
Sign up here today: https://challenge.alzheimers.org.nz/
Challenging yourself with activities you enjoy and learning new things is a great way to support brain health. So grab that crossword or ukulele that has been lying around for ages, and start putting your brain to work. Looking for fun ideas? Join our 14-day Brain Health Challenge for more interesting activities:
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We humans are social beings, and staying connected is great for our brain and makes us feel good 💙. So make a point of catching up with friends and whānau, join a community club, volunteer, or say ‘kia ora’ to your neighbours. It all helps to stay connected.
Looking for an excuse to get social? Why don’t you and a friend sign up for our 14-day Brain Health Challenge?
Physical activity improves blood circulation to the brain, which helps to keep it healthy. Exercising doesn’t need to be a chore. You can make it fun by dancing, taking a stroll in the park with your family or joining a group – anything to get that body moving in a way that’s right for you! Why not join our 14-day Brain Health Challenge:
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Take part in our 14-day Brain Health Challenge!
We’ve got 14 exciting and brain-stimulating activities for you to do every day🧠. They’re simple, fun, and will help you develop habits long after the challenge is over.
Sign up here today: https://challenge.alzheimers.org.nz/
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Challenging yourself with activities you enjoy and learning new things is a great way to support brain health. So grab that crossword or ukulele that has been lying around for ages, and start putting your brain to work. Looking for fun ideas? Join our 14-day Brain Health Challenge for more interesting activities:
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We humans are social beings, and staying connected is great for our brain and makes us feel good 💙. So make a point of catching up with friends and whānau, join a community club, volunteer, or say ‘kia ora’ to your neighbours. It all helps to stay connected.
Looking for an excuse to get social? Why don’t you and a friend sign up for our 14-day Brain Health Challenge?
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Physical activity improves blood circulation to the brain, which helps to keep it healthy. Exercising doesn’t need to be a chore. You can make it fun by dancing, taking a stroll in the park with your family or joining a group – anything to get that body moving in a way that’s right for you! Why not join our 14-day Brain Health Challenge:
Poster: Download the 14-Day Brain Health Challenge
Want to develop lifelong habits for a healthier brain?
Over two weeks get a small daily challenge directly in your inbox that will help improve your health and reduce your chances of developing a range of health issues, including dementia
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Want to develop lifelong habits for a healthier brain?
Take the 14-Day Brain Health Challenge!
Over two weeks get a small daily challenge directly in your inbox that will help improve your health and reduce your chances of developing a range of health issues, including dementia
Physical exercises that help…
Complete the Challenge and get a
14-Day Brain Health Challenge
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Complete the Challenge and get a
14-Day Brain Health Challenge
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Encourage your friends and whānau to join you on your brain health journey
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Encourage your friends and whānau to join you on your brain health journey
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