What the media says...
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A video game that’s good for you?
There's been a lot of discussion about whether video games are bad for you, and some research into whether they might actually do you some good.
Washington Times
Playing mind games: Program stresses positive thinking
Or so claim the developers of MindHabits Trainer, a mental well-being computer game that trains the brain to think - automatically, with no meditation
National Review of Medicine
A video game designed to help your patients cope with anxiety
A video game designed to help your patients cope with anxiety has the added bonus of reducing levels of the stress hormone cortisol by 17%, according to a study in October's “Journal of Personality and Social Psychology"
New Scientist
Smile-hunting game makes for happy workers
Throw out those stress balls. Playing computer games that encourage positive attitude might be the best way to release tension in the workplace.
Branham Group
MindHabits named as one of Canada’s top 25 up and coming companies
Branham Consulting group, publishers of the popular Top 300 Canada list...
Macworld
‘MindHabits’ game improves self-confidence...
...the software incorporates measurement tools to help you gain and maintain a more positive frame of mind using what the developer says are proven scientific techniques
eMaxHealth
Fewer Strokes For Focused Folks
... evaluation and criticism," said Dr. Mark Baldwin, whose team created the video game that has since been marketed by his spin-off company
PC World
PC World Downloads Have Been Revamped and Improved
'MindHabits' Game Improves Self-confidence Got Game Entertainment has announced the forthcoming release of MindHabits for Mac OS X and Windows
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