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The Down Syndrome Foundation of Cantabria explains the work they do with people with Down syndrome by age groups with NeuronUP. The Down Syndrome Foundation of Cantabria has been serving people with Down syndrome throughout the region since 1982. Based on the fundamental idea of respect for the person, its essential objective is to promote …
The Down Syndrome Association of Las Palmas describes in this article the work they do to support people with Down syndrome and their experience using NeuronUP. What is Down syndrome? Down syndrome is a genetic alteration caused by the presence of an extra chromosome, thus disrupting the course of normal physical and intellectual development. People with …
The Down Syndrome Association of Castellón explains in this article how they approach the aging of people with Down syndrome through NeuronUP. Down’s Syndrome Association of Castellón’s work This year marks 25 years since, in 1995, a group of parents decided to unite their desire to respond to the needs of people with Down syndrome …
Identity is the set of characteristics that a person has and that distinguishes them from others. Without identity, we do not exist. This is what happens to the primary caregivers of patients with Alzheimer’s: they do not exist. They do not exist because they are 100% committed to the care of completely dependent individuals who …
Conchi Moreno Rodríguez, a general health psychologist and neuropsychologist, discusses cognitive dysfunction and emotional regulation in people with multiple sclerosis in this post. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurodegenerative disease that primarily affects young adults. Its symptomatology is diverse, including sensory, motor, visual, bladder, cognitive, emotional symptoms, and fatigue, among others. Specifically, neuropsychology focuses on …
Physiotherapist Alejandro Caraballo from NeuroFisio Sevilla explores in this article how physiotherapy can make a difference in the rehabilitation of stroke survivors and what to consider when choosing a physiotherapist. A stroke can change life in an instant, affecting basic functions like walking or speaking. Neurological physiotherapy is an essential tool for recovery, helping patients …
A neuropsychological approach in inclusive music education that introduces innovations in music education. In this article, musician and educator Ruben Montaldo D’Albora explores how music and neurodidactics can promote the development of cognitive skills in students with disabilities, integrating tools such as NeuronUP to enhance learning and cognitive rehabilitation. As a professional musician and educator …
In this post, the general health psychologist and neuropsychologist Covadonga García San Nicolás Cantero explains the importance of phonological awareness. Phonological awareness (PA) is the capacity that allows us to be aware of the language structure, that is, how sounds are organized individually in the words we pronounce, not their meaning. It is a very …
The neuropsychology specialist María Teresa explains in this article what is traumatic brain injury and its neuropsychological rehabilitation in executive functions. What are Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)? It is defined as an alteration in brain functioning caused by an external force (Menon, Schwab, Wright, and Maas, 2010). Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are a critical public …
