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NeuronUP participates this week in the Australian virtual congress OTAUS 2021, the most important scientific conference in Australia for occupational therapists. The Spanish company will exhibit its rehabilitation and cognitive stimulation web platform with the aim of expanding its presence in the Australian country. The OTA national congress is an opportunity for everyone working in …
Cognitive stimulation involves a range of activities aimed at maintaining or improving cognitive function. It targets cognitive domains such as orientation, attention, memory, language, executive functions, gnosis, praxis, visuospatial skills, social cognition, etc. Cognitive stimulation goals Its primary goal is to slow down cognitive decline and maintain preserved skills. Who needs cognitive stimulation activities? Cognitive stimulation is …
The 27th of October is World Occupational Therapist Day, and from our cognitive rehabilitation platform we want to give a shout out to the importance of occupational therapy and its professionals in the rehabilitation and stimulation processes to achieve maximum functionality of people with some kind of physical, cognitive or behavioral limitation. According to the …
Stroke is a chief cause of death- the third in the U.S with statistics citing about 140,000 fatalities annually. The condition occurs when there is a problem with the blood vessels like blockage (ischemic) or a leak (hemorrhagic). Due to the resulting damage to the brain nerve cells where blood vessels are not functional, the area that …
What is attention? Attention is a basic, multidimensional cognitive ability, essential for information processing[1]. On the one hand, it is considered basic because it is essential for the correct functioning of higher-order psychological processes such as learning, by receiving, selecting and assimilating/interpreting stimuli that will later be encoded and stored in an organized manner in …
From childhood onwards, we acquire information about how to perform specific tasks unconsciously and from experience. This information is stored and consolidated in our implicit (or procedural) memory to be retrieved when we face the same task again. But, what happens when there is a deficit in this automatic processing? The fact is that children …
All artists sign their work, however, by the end of 1999, William Utermohlen could barely remember his signature. Born in Philadelphia (1933), William was a famous American artist living in London until his death in 2007. His oil paintings are characterized by bright colors that are difficult to forget, and yet, one of his last works is made in a sober black and white: …
Specific language impairment (SLI) is a serious and long-lasting developmental disorder that affects the acquisition and development of spoken language. It can affect either comprehension, expression, or both. It is classified as a “heterogeneous” disorder because no two SLI are alike. Symptoms vary greatly from one child to another and do not always manifest in the …
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that is one of the leading causes of non-traumatic disability in young adults. As such, it has diverse care needs. Within the daily life of the population with multiple sclerosis, employment plays a fundamental role, producing alterations in the health and quality of life of people with sclerosis …
