A Thousand Words Before Forgetting

In a world where memory fades too soon and too often, there remains one powerful tool that bridges the mind and the soul: language. This book offers a compelling exploration into the protective power of language learning against neurodegenerative diseases. particularly Alzheimer's disease. Bridging the fields of neuroscience, linguistics, and cognitive psychology, the book presents an accessible yet deeply insightful narrative on how acquiring and actively using language may help preserve memory, slow cognitive decline, and enhance mental resilience. Drawing from recent scientific research, the book highlights the unique role of bilingualism and continued linguistic engagement in stimulating neural pathways, delaying symptoms of dementia, and maintaining a sense of identity and autonomy in aging individuals. More than just theory, the book includes a practical guide for designing a language-based cognitive prevention program, complete with structured exercises, adaptable stages, and target populations, making it a valuable resource for educators, caregivers, and health professionals alike.

Autorentext

Noor Tareq: B.A in French language.Dr. Nada S. AL-Nasser: Ph. D in comparative literature - French/ CanadaMaster 2 in comparative literature- French/ France.B.A in modern languages- French language/ Jordan.