Brain Health
Operated by Australian Public Interest Alliance Incorporated
(ABN 33 842 796 620)
Overview
Brain health refers to the ongoing functioning of the brain throughout life enabling people to think, remember, learn, adapt, and interact with the world. It is influenced by biological, lifestyle, social, and environmental factors, and understanding how it works can help individuals, families, and carers make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
This service provides clear, evidence-informed information about brain structure, cognition, normal changes across the lifespan, and factors that influence how the brain functions. It also offers resources on common neurological and cognitive concerns, and when to seek professional assessment.
The aim of this platform is to improve public understanding of brain health and cognitive function, reduce misconceptions, and support Australians in navigating discussions about the brain, thinking, and memory. This site is educational; it does not provide clinical diagnosis or treatment, but it can help you understand the context of changes you or someone you care about may be experiencing.
Who this information is for
This service is intended for Australians seeking general information about brain health, cognition, and related neurological topics, including individuals, families, carers, and community members.
Important health and safety information
If you notice persistent changes in cognition, mood, or behaviour, or have urgent concerns, discussing these with a healthcare professional is strongly recommended. This service is educational and does not replace professional medical advice or emergency services.
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Questions About Brain Health or Cognitive Function?
We’re here to support you in understanding brain health, cognition, and related neurological topics. Whether it’s general information, guidance on healthy brain habits, or resources for concerns you may have noticed, our team can help.