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• Theory of Mind template session: Contains 3 activities, lasts 3 minutes and its main area is social cognition.

• Alzheimer template session: Contains 6 activities, lasts 34 minutes and its main areas are Time Orientation, episodic memory and visual agnosias.
• Parkinson template session: Contains 6 activities, lasts 35 minutes and its main areas are Time Orientation, working memory and spatial visualization.
• ADHD template session: Contains 6 activities, lasts 30 minutes and its main areas are flexibility, reasoning and spatial relations.
• Down syndrome template session: Contains 6 activities, lasts 30 minutes and its main areas are selective attention, social cognition and visual agnosias.
• Autism template session: Contains 5 activities, lasts 25 minutes and its main areas are social cognition, processing speed and inhibition.
• Brain injury template session: Contains 6 activities, lasts 30 minutes and its main areas are reasoning, episodic memory and time estimation.

• User’s medical history.
• Relevant information such as sex, date of birth or education.
• User diagnosis.
• Data worked on using NeuronUP
• Scores by cognitive functions.
• Results of the assessment process, in case they have completed any battery or test.
• Charts by cognitive areas.
• Therapeutic guidelines

1. Click on the “User management” module and select the user for whom you want to create the progress report.
2. At the top of their profile you will see a “New report” button; click it and select the Standard report option.
3. Fill in the user’s basic information and additional information. Remember that, if you save the information included in the anamnesis and in the observations, it will automatically update in the selected user’s profile.
4. Include the report content. Select the information you consider relevant to include in your report and the time interval you want it to focus on.
5. Choose the cognitive functions you want to cover in the report; you can also add an anamnesis for each of them.
6. Generate therapeutic guidelines with our new function “Generate conclusions with AI“. Thanks to this tool, with a single click NeuronUP will generate conclusions about the obtained data.
   _{* At NeuronUP we recommend reviewing the conclusions generated by AI to ensure rigor, accuracy and professional judgment. Your professional assessment remains key in the process.}
   
7. Select “Generate report” and in a few seconds a PDF with all the information will download to your computer.

1. Click on the “User management” module and select the user for whom you want to create the progress report.
2. At the top of their profile you will see a “New report” button; click it and select the Quick report option.
3. Include the user’s medical history and, as with standard reports, if you click the save button, the information will be automatically updated in the user’s profile.
4. Click the “Generate report” button and in a few seconds a report will download to your computer.

This functionality is free for a limited time.

Check out this video to learn how to create quick reports in NeuronUP.

The Correction Mode is suitable for profiles that need structured training, with immediate feedback and quantitative performance control. For example, it can be ideal for children with ADHD, who require instant error detection to improve monitoring and accuracy, as well as for people with mild cognitive impairment who may benefit from a clear structure that helps them maintain attentional focus and reinforce consistency in performance.

On the other hand, the Free Mode is more appropriate for profiles that need a flexible environment without pressure over errors, prioritizing exploration, motivation and qualitative observation. For example, this mode can be useful for children with brain injury, where fatigue and attentional fluctuations require a less demanding approach, and for older adults with dementia, to avoid anxiety or blocking and to encourage participation, well-being and a more ecological approach focused on experience.

• Cognitive functions involved in the activities of the reference session.
• Most relevant areas according to the diagnosis of the user who will perform the similar session.
• Your center’s data.
• The user’s recent activity history. It will select those activities that the user hasn’t repeated many times and has performed recently.

You can create similar sessions from:

• Within digital activities, in the section Activities that might interest you, you will find a button to create sessions from these activities.
• From the Digital sessions tab.

From the Activities that might interest you tab:

1. In the “Workspace” module, scroll to the “Activities that might interest you” section.
2. Next to it you will find the “Create session from these activities” button; click it and enter the session’s basic and relevant information.
3. In a few seconds the session will be created.
4. Before clicking the finish button, review the activities included in the session; you can edit them, change the execution order and add or remove activities.
5. Click the finish button and you will have the session generated in the sessions tab ready to assign it to your user.

From the Digital sessions tab:

To generate similar digital sessions you need to have an existing session already created or use the template sessions available in NeuronUP.

1. Select the session from which you want to generate a similar one, or one of the template sessions available on the platform.
2. Click on it and, next to the “Start” button, you will see “Generate similar“; click it.
3. Enter the basic information and relevant information for the similar session and click the “Generate” button.
4. In a few seconds your similar session will be generated.
5. Review the generated session, adapt the included activities to your user and click “Finish“
6. Assign the session to the user or group of users with whom you want to work the session.