Scientific Interest
of DYNSEO Programs
Preserving cognitive functions
Memory, attention, language, executive functions… daily brain training for healthy aging.
Scientifically validated programs
Applications integrated into neuroscience research, with published results
Detailed data sheets
All the key information about our games: objectives, skills developed, duration…
Why train your brain?
With age, the brain loses some of its sharpness, just like the body. It is therefore essential to train cognitive functions: memory, attention, language, executive functions, etc., in order to preserve one’s abilities for as long as possible. Indeed, cognitive disorders can be a sign of a neurodegenerative disease, the most well-known being Alzheimer’s disease, which results in a decline in memory and reasoning ability, as well as a loss of independence. Prevention is better than cure, and one of the keys to aging well and staying healthy is keeping the brain active and fit through daily cognitive stimulation exercises.
Our memory game programs work on different cognitive functions such as
Attention
- Recognition of important stimuli
- Recognition of distracting stimuli
- Attentional focus
- Selective, divided and sustained attention
Working memory
- Immediate information processing
- Mental operations
- Information handling
- Search for a solution
Semantic memory
- Memorizing knowledge
- Vocabulary memorization
- Creating abstract concepts
- Interpreting gestures and symbols
Episodic memory
- Memorizing time sequences
- Memorization of spatial knowledge
- Representation of personal memories
- Integration of different sensory memories
visual agnosia and visual memory
- Object identification
- Identification of persons
- Object and environment analysis
- Organized eye movements
Visual-spatial cues
- Space representation
- Creating mental images
- Distance evaluation
- Orientation in space
SCIENTIFIC STUDIES VALIDATING THE RELEVANCE OF THE COACHING PROGRAM
At DYNSEO, we are committed to developing effective tools to stimulate people affected by cognitive disorders, disabilities, or autism. But that’s not all! Our games for preventing these disorders are also aimed at everyone, children and adults alike, who want to have fun! That’s why, from the very beginning, we have placed our applications within a process of scientific validation, relying on reference scientific studies in the field of neuroscience.