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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 articleWhat is Neuroeducation?
What could teachers do to help their students optimize their academic performance? What are the keys to understanding how...
Read moreNarcissists: A Life Acted. Basic Considerations When Addressing Narcissism in Consultation
Narcissism is a very common trait in humans. In the following post, we discuss the basic considerations for...
Read moreThe Language of Mothers: Transmitted and Shared. Part 1
This text, divided into two parts, presents an essay by Mª Ángeles García-Carpintero, an alumna of the Master's...
Read moreAn Approach to Family Systemic Therapy
In today's post, Maribí Pereira will talk to us about the approach to family systemic therapy. A concept for…
Read moreUnderstanding Depression: A Review of Its Most Important Aspects. Part 3
We present the third and final part of the extensive article on depression by ISEP alumna Ana María…
Read moreZootherapy or Animal-Assisted Therapy
Animals and humans have established a close bond since ancient times, and to leverage this connection, various types of therapies are being developed today…
Read moreThe Academic Wheel of Life as an Educational Coaching Tool
Educational coaching consists of a series of useful, concrete, and tangible techniques and tools that the teacher coach uses…
Read moreContributions of Animal-Assisted Intervention in Biopsychosocial Care
The Cubil Program, aimed at adolescents with emotional blockages, has been running for almost ten years, and each year I gain new methodologies...
Read moreUnderstanding Depression: A Review of its Important Aspects. Part 1
We present the first of three parts of the comprehensive article on depression written by ISEP alumna...
Read moreLearning to Live with Fears
People are emotions, thoughts, and actions. Thoughts linked to an emotion or a fact that automatically connects with…
Read moreDebunking Neuromyths
Some experimental results that have been generalized and disseminated in the educational field are just neuromyths. Erroneous or unfounded beliefs...
Read moreBipolar Disorder in Child and Adolescent Population. Part 2
We present the second and final part of the article 'Bipolar Disorder in Child and Adolescent Population' by Stephanie Vizuette and María Jesús...
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