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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 articleConflict, coexistence, and mediation: Part I. Conceptualization of conflict
When talking about conflict, we find a very extensive bibliography on the subject,
Read moreISEP visits Costa Rica
This September, ISEP travels to Costa Rica with the aim of establishing new alliances with universities, institutions, and...
Read moreLogopedic Intervention in Cases of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Acquired brain injury (ABI) refers to any injury acquired on a previously developed brain, regardless of the origin…
Read moreMaster’s in Sports Coaching: skills of the sports coach
Sports Coaching is defined as a psychological intervention strategy for behavior modification (produces sustained changes in…
Read moreEarly childhood intervention, a natural learning tool
The learning process consists of making new neural connections in our brain. From birth, our brain is receptive...
Read moreThe important role of neurologopedics in geriatric residences
Healthy living, "healthy aging," words that refer to a lifestyle, encompassing a series of good habits and...
Read moreBenefits of Pokémon Go in Different Clinical Conditions
Pokémon GO has broken records, surpassing Tinder and Twitter in its first weeks of launch. If during…
Read moreTool for Speech Therapists: Creative Writing to Work on Language
Creative writing is a form of personal expression through a written medium, which is why it is...
Read moreTool for Speech-Language Pathologists: Creative Writing for Language Development
Creative writing is a form of personal expression through a written medium, which is why it is…
Read morePhotography as a Psychotherapeutic Tool
Can we imagine a world without photographic images? Can we imagine what a newspaper would be like without images or Facebook without images? The…
Read moreThe Neural Circuits of Risk Behaviors
As psychology professionals, we know that “risk behavior is defined as the repeated search for danger, in which the person puts their life at stake.
Read moreTips for the Couple’s Therapist
Expressing love and receiving it adequately is a matter of communication, and our society is not accustomed to expressing...
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