Berklee College of Music and Halo Neuroscience Announce Collaboration To Accelerate Music Learning in the Brain
Premier music institution joins forces with neurotech innovator to understand how musicians can use brain stimulation to enhance skill and creativity.What I Accomplished in Just 8 Weeks with Halo Sport
8 weeks ago, I didn’t know how to play the guitar... at all. Today, I just performed in front of 50 people. And I couldn’t have done it without Halo Sport 2 — the brain stimulator that’s given me the confidence to achieve my goals. What can you do in 8 weeks?How I Mastered the Art of Confidence
A short story of how neuroscience helped me build the confidence to achieve my goals — and how it can help you too.3 Hacks for Beginner Musicians
A few need-to-know tricks for learning guitar — including how to optimize your brain with neuroscience.How to Learn Guitar (According to Neuroscience)
Follow along as I learn guitar in just 8 weeks with Halo Sport 2, the brain stimulator for musicians.
Three Best Places to Neuroprime in San Francisco
From morning spin class to after-work drinks, the typical San Francisco resident is a busy one. So, how can you optimize your bustling lifestyle when there are only 24 hours in a day? One word: Neuropriming. Neuropriming allows your brain to learn faster, so you can get more out of your limited time. That means a more productive workout at the gym or a better music practice session.
Master the Neuroscience of Learning in 60 Seconds
Neurons that fire together, wire together.
Can Electricity Replace Drugs?
Electricity is already being used to treat depression, stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease… even athletes are using electricity to improve faster. What’s next?
Halo Neuroscience Launches Halo Sport 2 at CES
The company’s 2019 goal is to make neurostimulation more accessible to all.
The Athlete’s Guide to the Brain: Explosiveness
Want to train like an Olympian? Learn how to turn lightning-fast brain signals into cheetah-like speed.
The Athlete’s Guide to the Brain: An Introduction
This is the beginning of our series for athletes explaining how brain training can be harnessed to improve athletic performance.