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The psychologist, professor, researcher, and master’s degree holder in human development and education, Carolina Robledo Castro, offers us in this article a brief overview of the history of ADHD and how it affects the executive functioning of those who suffer from it. What is ADHD? Currently, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the clinically endorsed …
This article aims to provide an in-depth understanding of cerebral palsy, including its causes, types, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, management, prognosis, coping strategies, and the latest research advancements. What is cerebral palsy? Cerebral palsy is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that impacts individuals’ motor skills, communication abilities, and cognitive functions. It is caused by brain damage …
In this article, María José García Rubio, PhD in clinical and health psychology, explains what hydrocephalus is and how to apply a cognitive stimulation program to this disorder. What is hydrocephalus? Infantile hydrocephalus is a neurodevelopmental disorder of global urgency because of its consequences and because of the high incidence sustained by low-income countries such …
The Amorebieta Psychology team explains in this article the consequences and symptoms of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), its intervention and how they integrate NeuronUP into it. What is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder? Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) comprises a group of disorders caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol. This exposure occurs through maternal alcohol …
ADHD and ASD are two different disorders, but at the same time they can often occur together in some cases (comorbidity). In this article, cognitive rehabilitation specialist and educational psychologist Samuel Rodriguez explains the differences between ADHD and ASD, how these disorders are related, their symptoms and how they can be treated. What do we …
Literacy is the key that opens a new world of learning in childhood. In this great leap, dyslexia acts as an anchor that prevents progress. Fortunately, neuropsychological stimulation in dyslexia allows children to “unwind”, learn and overcome dyslexia. But in recent months, as psychologists, we have faced an unexpected problem: How to continue the interventions …
The cognitive process of attention allows us to access the world around us. The brain is concerned with filtering stimuli from the environment, focusing on the important ones and suppressing irrelevant ones. In order to learn and to carry out our daily activities, we need to pay attention. Attention problems can affect other cognitive functions, …
Autism in women Statistics say that 1 out of 66 people live with autism and that there is one woman for every 4 men. Women take longer to be diagnosed and when they require help the need is much more evident than that required by men. The social aspect is the one that denotes this …
Treatment with neurofeedback and executive function training with NeuronUP in a boy with ADD A 15-year-old boy assessed with psychopedagogical tests and Swingle’s ClinicalQ and whose intervention, given the results, was decided to be double. It was carried out with the neurofeedback technique and executive function training with the NeuronUP platform for this ADD case. …
