Program 01
BrainBoosters™
Concepts about attention, memory, habits, and behavior lead into lively team challenges.
Facilitator-ledTeam participation8 weeks
01. At a glance
See what makes each program different.
The structure stays consistent: every program is facilitated in person. The content, participation format, and length help identify the best fit.
Program 02
BrainStretches™
A different subject each week leads into conversation, questions, and games.
Facilitator-ledTeam + individual8 weeks
Program 03
ActiveLearning™
Subjects chosen and shared by participants shape the next session’s discussion and challenges.
Facilitator-ledIndividual + team8 weeks
Program 04
BrainFlex™
Fast-moving games and improvisational activities begin immediately—no reading or preparation.
Facilitator-ledGroup participation4 weeks
02. Program details
What each program brings into the room.
Ideas about the mind become challenges for the whole group.
Each session introduces an accessible concept related to attention, memory, habits, behavior, or motivation. Participants then put the idea into action through games and team challenges.
Sample session topics
Memory, attention, habits, prediction, motivation, and why some challenges feel satisfying rather than frustrating.
A new subject every week keeps the series fresh.
Participants explore a different topic through an engaging presentation, conversation, and questions. Games follow, giving everyone an enjoyable reason to use and remember what they have just learned.
Sample session topics
Impressionism, World War I and II, Antarctic drilling, the Knights Templar, the Druids, Plato, modern art, and behavioral theories.
Your participants’ interests set the direction.
Participants choose and share subjects that fascinate them. BrainingUP™ organizes what they contribute, adds useful context, and turns it into the following session’s discussion, challenges, and games.
Past topics chosen by participants
Red algae, Neanderthal genetics, color theory, the history of the Italian Mafia, reincarnation, early Christianity, and artificial intelligence.
Games from the start.
Fast-moving games and improvisational activities get the room thinking, talking, and laughing right away. Participants do not need to read, present, or prepare in advance.
Sample activities
Would You Rather, Continue the Story, Only Questions, Follow the Pattern, Make Me a PBJ, Mashup, Memory Game, and Concentration.
Not sure which program fits?
Tell us about your participants.
We’ll help you identify the program that best matches their interests, preferred level of participation, and the experience you want to bring to your community.