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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 articleFacing Difficult Emotions: ‘Buddhist’ Psychology Practices
Difficult emotions are those that often make us suffer and can end up triggering inappropriate behaviors, a source of more...
Read moreUsing EMDR in Session as a Therapeutic Tool
In the post Trapped in Trauma: Perspectives from EMDR Therapy, psychologist Carlos Sanz Andrea, a former student of the…
Read moreFailed Treatment Against Emetophobia
Emetophobia is the pathological fear of vomiting oneself, of seeing another person vomit, the fear of feeling nauseous or...
Read moreTherapeutic Approach to Enuresis
Enuresis is a relatively common problem among children. There are two types: diurnal enuresis, which occurs...
Read moreIntegrative Couple Therapy
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Traditional couple therapy suggests that to solve problems, it is essential to generate a change in each member…
Read moreIntegral Couple Therapy
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Traditional couple therapy suggests that to solve problems, it is essential to generate a change in each member…
Read moreWorking with Small Groups in the Classroom
The organization of students in the classroom must facilitate learning in small groups. Regarding student learning...
Read moreThe Emotional Well-being of the Therapist
Undoubtedly, we have a profession where the daily routine focuses on emotions and being in contact…
Read moreAssertiveness and Happiness
Assertiveness has to do with the need to take care of and protect ourselves and others, with...
Read moreAnxiety: Between Fear and Hope
Charles Darwin (1809-1882), the English scientist, observed that the structures that produce panic distress in humans derive from…
Read morePsychoneuroimmunology: Mind-Body Connection
Our thoughts are what, to a large extent, have created and design our brain day by day. This statement used to be…
Read moreConflict, Coexistence, and Mediation in Educational Centers. Part II. Coexistence
Picking up on our topic of conflict, coexistence, and mediation, this section will cover the main aspects of...
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