Re:Cognition Health

19/03/2026

Neurodiversity recognises that there is no single way for a brain to think, learn, or process the world.

Autism and ADHD are part of natural neurological variation. Accurate assessment, understanding, and appropriate support help individuals thrive at every stage of life.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week encourages awareness, inclusion, and informed care.

18/03/2026

ADHD is often associated with inattention or hyperactivity, but many challenges are less visible.

Difficulties with emotional regulation, time perception, executive functioning, and sleep can significantly affect daily life. Recognising these hidden symptoms supports clearer understanding, accurate assessment, and access to the right support.

Learn more:

https://recognitionhealth.com/the-hidden-symptoms-of-adhd-what-we-dont-talk-about-enough/

16/03/2026

Brain Awareness Week focuses on increasing understanding of how the brain works and how neurological and cognitive conditions develop.

Advances in neuroscience research and diagnostics help provide clearer answers, support earlier identification, and guide more personalised care for patients and families.

Greater understanding of the brain leads to better outcomes across the lifespan.

16/03/2026

“Our brains are dying before our bodies.”

Have you watched Dr Emer MacSweeney’s latest TEDx talk yet?

In “A Breakthrough in Treating Degenerative Brain Diseases,” Re:Cognition Health's Co-Founder & CEO explores a new way of understanding conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and CTE, and the scientific breakthroughs that could help shape the future of brain health. Thank you for this opportunity, TEDx !

▶️ Watch the full talk on YouTube: https://youtu.be/f70lBPGWNYg?si=NbquUTeaG4RRaCXi

13/03/2026

In case you missed it: Dr Emer MacSweeney’s second TEDx talk is now live.

Dr MacSweeney shares the stories of two people whose lives were tragically cut short by degenerative brain disease, despite their bodies remaining strong and healthy.

Her talk explores a groundbreaking way of understanding how our brains work, why diseases like Alzheimer’s and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) develop, and how emerging treatments may help change the future for millions of people worldwide.

A special thank you to TEDx for the opportunity to share this important conversation.

▶️ Watch the full talk on YouTube: https://youtu.be/f70lBPGWNYg?si=6jQRWbaHSVil7Zey

Re:Cognition Health has also established The Brain and Mind Foundation, dedicated to accelerating progress in brain health and ensuring our brains can live as long as our bodies. Learn more: https://thebrainandmindfoundation.org/

13/03/2026

Sleep supports memory, attention, mood, and overall brain health.

Research continues to show that poor sleep can affect cognitive performance and may influence long-term brain health. While many factors shape cognition, developing healthy sleep routines is an important foundation for wellbeing at every age.

13/03/2026

Sleep plays a vital role in how the brain functions and maintains itself.

Growing evidence suggests that disrupted sleep may affect the brain’s ability to clear waste, including proteins linked to dementia risk. Research into sleep and the brain continues to strengthen understanding of why good sleep matters for long-term cognitive health.

World Sleep Day highlights the importance of healthy sleep as part of overall brain wellbeing.

11/03/2026

We are proud to announce that Dr Emer MacSweeney, Co-Founder and CEO of Re:Cognition Health, has been named to Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500 list, recognising the most dynamic and innovative women entrepreneurs in the United States.

The annual list honours founders whose bold ideas, resilience, and leadership are shaping the future of their industries.

Under Dr MacSweeney’s leadership, Re:Cognition Health has helped translate groundbreaking Alzheimer’s research into real-world impact — bringing new amyloid-targeting therapies from clinical trials to patients and expanding access to earlier diagnosis and treatment.

This recognition highlights the growing global importance of advancing brain health and tackling diseases such as Alzheimer’s earlier than ever before. Thank you, Inc. Magazine!

11/03/2026

A supportive setting can make a meaningful difference during assessments.

We are committed to creating spaces that feel calm, accessible, and well equipped, alongside clinical care that is thorough, accurate, and compassionate.

10/03/2026

We’re proud to share that Dr Emer MacSweeney’s second TEDx talk is now live.

In this powerful presentation from the TEDx Global Idea Search, Dr MacSweeney explores a critical challenge of modern medicine: while people are living longer than ever before, our brains are often ageing faster than our bodies.

Drawing on real patient cases and the latest neuroscience, she explains how a deeper understanding of brain biology is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of degenerative brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).

Her talk highlights a hopeful new era in brain health — one where earlier detection, innovative treatments, and preventative strategies can help protect memory, cognition and quality of life. Thank you, TED!

Watch the full talk here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f70lBPGWNYg

Re:Cognition Health has also established The Brain and Mind Foundation, dedicated to accelerating progress in brain health and ensuring our brains can live as long as our bodies.
Learn more: https://thebrainandmindfoundation.org/

For decades, degenerative brain diseases like CTE, Alzheimer’s and dementia have been diagnosed only after symptoms appear. New advances in brain imaging, me...

10/03/2026

A proud moment for Re:Cognition Health.

Our Co-Founder and CEO Dr Emer MacSweeney has been named to Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500 list, recognising exceptional women entrepreneurs driving innovation and impact.

Dr MacSweeney has spent decades advancing research, diagnosis, and treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. From leading pioneering clinical trials to helping bring new therapies to patients, her work continues to transform how we understand and treat brain disease.

This recognition reflects not only her leadership, but the growing global mission to detect and treat Alzheimer’s earlier — helping people protect their brain health and quality of life. Thank you, Inc. Magazine

09/03/2026

A neuropsychological assessment helps explore how the brain is affecting thinking, behaviour, and daily functioning.

Assessments are detailed and designed to support accurate diagnosis, guide care decisions, and provide practical recommendations tailored to individual needs.

Understanding what is happening can be an important step towards clarity and appropriate support.