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methods, the team adapts the technologies available to client requirements.
Recently, Kurotel’s newly introduced
Brain Health program has been especially popular. Designed in partnership
between neuroscientists and Kurotel’s
own medical professionals, this oneweek treatment program “investigates
and addresses cognitive and memory
deficits,” as well as issues in workaholism, creativity and humor. The
program employs an array of neuropsychological tests and neuron fitness
treatments to stimulate neural circuits,
focus and associate facts to images and
develop cognitive clues to help
accomplish tasks.
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“Just like the body, the brain needs
annual checkups to analyze its health and
performance, and appropriate treatment
and exercises to develop and leverage its
cognitive ability, attention and memory,”
Silveira says. “Caring, humor and affection
are essential for well-being and the
perception of life satisfaction. This means
reducing stress levels, blood pressure and
anxiety, and improving sleep and the
immune system as well as family and
social relationships.”
The client-specific nature of these
treatments requires a skilled staff of
experts. In order to maintain its highly
specialized team, Kurotel recruits carefully.
New employees undergo intensive train-
ing to learn Kurotel’s longevity program
and are encouraged to continue training
and education in accordance with medical
industry regulations.
“We are facing tougher markets in the
21st century,” Silveira says. “The world
has changed and the demands are no
longer the same. Innovation has become a
prerequisite for success and survival in
this new world order, and to be innovative
and unique, a brain needs training, care
and assessment.”
Focus on Meditation
The addition of meditation treatments
has also proven popular with guests.
“Meditation has gained scientific