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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 articleMusic Therapy Applied to Education
Music therapy 'refers to the use of music and/or its elements (sound, rhythm, melody, harmony) performed by a music therapist…'
Read moreNeuroeducation: Tactile Stimulation and ADHD
It is well known that brain neuroplasticity stems from environmental stimulation, so a lack of stimulation…
Read moreIntegration of Second and Third Generation Therapies in Practice
Much is being said nowadays about Third Generation Therapies, which include, among others, therapies based on…
Read moreAn Approach to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, known as ACT, is a “cognitive behavioral – humanistic existential therapy,” or as…
Read moreThe role of the neuropsychologist in multiple sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that affects myelin or...
Read moreThe Use of Mindfulness in People with ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurobiological disorder originating...
Read moreExecutive Coaching: Developing Skills in Entrepreneurs
Traditional education has created the mindset of a person who generates income through a salary and not from...
Read moreMaster’s Degree in Couple’s Therapy: Therapeutic Intervention in a Case of Emotional Dependency
Emotional dependencies are defined as relational problems reflected in addictive behaviors within interpersonal relationships. These behaviors are based…
Read moreMaster’s in Couple Therapy: Therapeutic Intervention in a Case of Emotional Dependency
Emotional dependencies are defined as relational problems reflected in addictive behaviors in interpersonal relationships. These behaviors are based…
Read moreAdolescents: Impulsive or Biologically Conditioned?
The brain reaches its maximum size at the end of childhood. And then, it remains constant but changes its structure. The...
Read moreCombined Equine Therapy and Autism
Equine therapy involves the use of horses for therapeutic purposes aimed at stimulating and/or rehabilitating the areas that...
Read moreSpeech Therapy Intervention in Cases of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Acquired brain injury (ABI) refers to any injury acquired on a previously developed brain, regardless of its origin...
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