Rhythm is more than music.
It's a powerful tool that helps us
move, think and feel better.
NeuroBeat is a free platform that helps you explore the science of rhythm through simple experiments and practical tools, using
the five elements of brain health.

Brain health is how we move, think, live, sleep and connect. These five elements influence how we learn, adapt, perform and feel throughout our lives.
Like the building blocks of a healthy brain, each element plays a different role, but they're strongest when they work together. NeuroBeat helps you explore them through rhythm, one experiment at a time.
Your brain is a natural pattern seeker
Long before we learn to speak, our brains are learning when things happen, not just what happens. Rhythm provides the timing and structure that helps us predict, pay attention, move and make sense of the world. It lays the foundations on which language, music, movement and emotion are built.
Researchers have shown that rhythm can also support brains that process time differently. Studies from the Clem Burke Drumming Project suggest that drumming can improve timing, attention and self-regulation, while research into Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation (RAS) has shown that a steady external beat can help improve walking, coordination and movement in conditions such as Parkinson's disease and after stroke.
At NeuroBeat, we bring these ideas together to help you experiment with rhythm and discover how it can help you move, think and feel better.
How drumming supports smoother, more controlled coordination between hands and feet and how this supports brain health.
How drumming helps strengthen focus and attention over time.
How drumming can help with social interaction, healthy habits and sleep quality.
Explore all the latest neuroscience behind rhythm and how it supports brain health.
Hear from people who have discovered how rhythm and drumming help them to move, think and fell better.
Find rhythm practitioners offering their services and organisations supporting a range of brain conditions.
Learn about brain conditions, brain health and the lifestyle habits that support it.
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