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Executive Functions: How the Brain Organizes Behavior
Understand what executive functions are and why they are key for behavior, learning, and clinical neuropsychology.
Read full articleStudents of the Master’s in Animal-Assisted Therapy Experience Interventions with Sea Lions
Students of the Master's in Animal-Assisted Therapy completed the module on assisted interventions with...
Read moreManual Work and its Influence on Memory and Mood
In the 1950s, neurosurgeon Wilder Penfield proved that one of the most complex tasks for our brain…
Read more“Hyper” Attention in ADHD: When a Disorder is Not a Limitation
On April 8, 2012, golfer Bubba Watson won the Masters golf tournament in Augusta (Georgia)….
Read moreDysgraphia: The War Against Writing
Writing difficulties are generically known as dysgraphias, although they encompass problems of different natures. A first classification…
Read moreThe Role of the Psychologist in Weight Loss for Obese Individuals
Nowadays, our society is becoming increasingly aware of the distorted message we often receive about...
Read moreDyslexia and Crossed Laterality
Crossed Laterality Laterality is the expression of the asymmetrical distribution established between the functions of the two…
Read moreNeurodidactics, an axis of change in the educational paradigm
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Neurodidactics is a recent discipline that arises from advances in neuroscience. It is responsible for the study…
Read moreMyofunctional Therapy vs. Orthodontics in Atypical Swallowing
As speech therapy professionals, we know that atypical swallowing is an oral dysfunction characterized by an...
Read moreTherapeutic Actions Method: a very powerful approach
The Therapeutic Actions Method, also known by its acronym MAT, is a method that is gaining increasing importance...
Read morePsychotherapy in Acquired Brain Injury Part 3
Once again from the ISEP blog, we bring you a new article. This time, continuing with a new…
Read moreInterculturality. An educational project. Part 3
In the previous sections, different aspects of interculturality are described; in this chapter, we will address models and programs related to...
Read moreNeurosciences and Education: A Path That Has Just Begun
Existing literature reflects a consensus regarding the traditional educational system, stating that it has become outdated in relation...
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