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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 articleVigorexia as a Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)
Vigorexia has become a 'classic'. Every year we see how months before the start of the summer period...
Read moreSensory Integration: the importance of feeling
Few health professionals are aware of the use and benefits of the Sensory Integration technique, and…
Read moreLearning from our Emotional Brain
Millions of neurons are stimulated by the information our five senses gather. But... what ultimately remains...
Read moreThe Emotional Tourist
“You don't know how to stay. You arrive, mess up my life, and leave: what you have isn't love. It's emotional tourism.” (Edel…
Read moreChild Maltreatment: Classification and Main Consequences
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines child maltreatment as any act of abuse or neglect to which children are subjected…
Read moreChild Abuse: Classification and Main Consequences
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines child abuse as any act of abuse or neglect of which children are...
Read moreLoving two people: couples therapy session
One of the most frequent questions for couples therapists in couples therapy is whether it is possible to be in love with…
Read moreNeurotrophic Factors and Physical and Mental Exercise
Currently, it has been shown that neurotrophin deficiencies are involved in different diseases such as epilepsy, Alzheimer's disease...
Read moreThe Brain as a Plastic Organ
A few years ago, it was believed that our brain was static and unalterable, that we were born with a fixed number of neurons...
Read moreISEP Renews Emagister’s Cum Laude Seal for Positive Student Reviews
Emagister.com, a leading portal in training services, renews the Cum Laude seal for ISEP as a mark of quality. This recognition…
Read moreCompassion Fatigue in Psychotherapists and Healthcare Personnel
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Compassion fatigue was first used by Carla Joinson in 1992, when conducting a study on…
Read moreCompassion Fatigue in Psychotherapists and Healthcare Professionals
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Compassion fatigue was first used by Carla Joinson in 1992, when conducting a study on…
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