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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 articlePost-Holiday Syndrome and How to Overcome It
How are you coping with getting back to routine? You've probably heard of post-holiday syndrome. What is it? The...
Read moreThe Family as a Protective Factor in ADHD Evolution
This text is a synthesis of the Master's Final Project carried out by Ana Clemente Cortés, a student of the Master's degrees...
Read moreGrief during the Holiday Season
The loss of loved ones is as natural as the birth of new generations. It is a totally logical process...
Read moreSolidarity Education and How to Avoid Nonconformity
If you believe that, during this time of year, your children should learn to value what they have and what they receive, avoiding…
Read moreLogopedic Intervention in a Case of Aphasia
This text is a summary of the Master's Final Project carried out by María Isabel Torres Bernal, a student of the Master's in...
Read moreHow to Learn to Study
From birth until death, we have the capacity to learn, acquire new knowledge, study, and forget. Without realizing it, we learn…
Read moreThe Importance of Human Communication in the Face of a Neurological Event
This text is a synthesis of the Master's Final Project carried out by Jina Castillo Viscaino, a student of the Master's in Learning Difficulties…
Read moreMusic Therapy for Children
The Coordinator of ISEP's Master in Music Therapy, Sonia Moreno, reflects on the application of music therapy in children and...
Read moreDogs in Animal-Assisted Therapy
Animal-assisted therapy involves the use of animals as a therapeutic tool to help people in processes of…
Read moreHow to detect autism
Knowing how to detect autism as early as possible to quickly start early intervention for the child is key to achieving the...
Read moreThe Language of Mothers: Transmitted and Shared Language. Part 2
This text is the second part of the presentation of the essay written by Mª Ángeles García-Carpintero, an alumna of the Master's…
Read moreNeurobiological Bases of Dysgraphia
It is important to note that both writing and reading (written language) are closely related to hearing...
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