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UK Study shows how rhythm can help tackle addiction. New research finds evidence that music can help people reduce their cravings. Participants used a range of instruments including drum pads and percussion, as well as computer-based music software. www.aru.ac.uk/news/study-s...

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 03/10/2026

Party bags look very different when your child gets to 16 😏

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 03/10/2026

Eddie Cochran played the drums. He was a huge advocate for rhythm and the health benefits of drumming. He even wrote a song about it where the lyrics outlined a "formula for rhythm". Today we honour Eddie's drumming skills...

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 03/10/2026

Over the last few years, I have curated a large amount of rhythm-based research, to make it easier for anyone wanting to discover the neuroscience and the benefits of rhythm. All you need to do is click on the link below. neurobeat.co.uk/research

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 03/10/2026

As you read through the research papers and study articles, you might come across terminology that is new to you. And that’s why I built the learning hub, to help people explore the key concepts of neuroscience and brain health and understand why they are important. neurobeat.co.uk/learn

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 03/10/2026

So you’ve explored the science of rhythm through the Research page, and familiarised yourself with the key elements of Brain Health on the Learn page. Now you’re ready to play with rhythm, and that’s where the Resources page helps you get started. neurobeat.co.uk/resources

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 24/09/2026

Explore the Motor Element that controls movement, coordination, balance and timing through physical rhythm activities. Using simple tools like drumsticks and a practice pad, the emphasis is on moving with the beat. neurobeat.co.uk/elements

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 20/09/2026

If you're looking to find your element, try NeuroBeat. Your element is where you move, think and feel at your best. Explore how rhythm can help you find more of it. neurobeat.co.uk/elements

The headline reads "Be in your element with rhythm, find your element with NeuroBeat" Underneath are three mobile phones, the first shows a practice pad on a white screen with the headline "rhythm as exercise" exploring coordination, balance and movement through physical rhythm activities. Using simple tools like drumsticks and a practice pad, the emphasis is on moving with the beat. The central screen shows a snare drum and sticks with the headline "rhythm as learning" exploring focus, attention and memory through active musical learning. Here, rhythm becomes a cognitive challenge, with drum kit activities that encourage us to listen, learn, remember and respond. The third screen shows a grey pair of headphones with the headline "rhythm as wellbeing" exploring habits, sleep and connection through the wider experience of rhythm. This could be listening to carefully selected playlists, building rhythmic routines or making music together through community drumming.

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 17/09/2026

Discover the hidden purpose of rhythm and why the newborn brain learns rhythm first. New blog post coming soon… 🧠🥁

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 16/09/2026

If you're looking to find your element, try NeuroBeat. Your element is where you move, think and feel at your best. We're exploring how rhythm can help you find more of it. Be in your element with rhythm. Find your element with NeuroBeat. neurobeat.co.uk/elements

my snare drum surrounded by the elements of brain health with 'find your element with NeuroBeat' written across the drum head.

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 15/09/2026

Onwards and Sideways is an emotional and funny British film, which shines a light on Parkinson's disease. Out in cinema's in the UK on 6 November. youtu.be/MR5Nkdndv18?...

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Onwards and Sideways Trailer (2026) | Rhys Ifans, Laura Linney

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 14/09/2026

Former Elbow sticksman Rick Jupp on how drumming helped him recover & how he’s using his experience to help others. "Since leaving Elbow, recovery has been one of the defining focuses of my life & drumming has played a huge role in that." www.nme.com/news/music/f... #Addiction #Drumming

Former Elbow drummer and co-founder, Rick Jupp holding his NeuroBeat ambassador mug

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 13/09/2026

NeuroBeat is a brain health movement helping people discover how rhythm can support the way you move, think and feel. neurobeat.co.uk/research

my snare drum overlayed with the message that "drumming supports brain health" and listed around the drum are all of the brain conditions and symptoms where rhythm-based research has been conducted and published.

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 11/09/2026

Be in your element with rhythm. NeuroBeat is a brain health movement helping people discover how rhythm can support the way you move, think and feel. Find your element for free neurobeat.co.uk/elements

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 09/09/2026

Explore the five elements of brain health. Discover the neuroscience and what the evidence tells us, then try a practical rhythm experiment, and see where the rhythm takes you. Find your element neurobeat.co.uk/elements

a white snare drum with a pair of wooden drumsticks laid across it, and the five elements of brain health. Each one explaining how drumming and rhythm support and promote brain health across our lifetime

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Stuart Lord @neurobeat.co.uk · 09/09/2026

Welcome to NeuroBeat. A brain health movement helping people discover how rhythm can support the way you move, think and feel. Come and find your element and find your rhythm neurobeat.co.uk/elements

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