Forget everything you think you know about drumming
Groundbreaking Research
Take a look at how the oldest instrument on the planet is supporting neuroscience by providing a unique and valuable tool for studying a range of brain conditions.
Drumming is actually good for your brain
Bang a Drum
Research using brain scans (fMRI), showed improvements in coordination, focus and memory. It enhances physical health by increasing cardiovascular fitness, while also reducing stress and anxiety, making it a comprehensive workout for body and mind.
Over 1 in 3 people are now affected by brain conditions globally
Global Challenge
Brain conditions are now the leading cause of illness and disability worldwide, affecting more than 3 billion people, with the three most common being dementia, stroke and migraine. Normal brain ageing does not include dementia or cognitive impairment for the vast majority of us, these are diagnosable conditions.
NeuroBeat
Your Brain Health Companion
Brain health is the brain’s ability to grow and build strong neuronal connections, as well as to adapt, repair and compensate over time in ways that allow us to sense, think, feel, move and interact in the world around us.
Brain health is important for our overall quality of life and is supported through the four key lifestyle habits; moving our bodies, eating a healthy diet, getting adequate sleep and stimulating our brains with creative activities.
NeuroBeat is about minimising risk factors and enhancing protective factors, like drumming, for enhanced wellbeing over your lifetime, regardless of the presence or absence of brain conditions.
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