Confabulation, sometimes called "honest lying" is a cognitive phenomenon that can be seen in several acquired neurological conditions as well as in
Kristine Kingsley Online Presentation – Emotional Regulation & Acquired Brain Injury
Information on the free online presentation Title of the conference: “Emotional Regulation & Acquired Brain Injury- an overview of
4 Perplexing Main Rare Causes of Stroke
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
Dr Sheldon Herring – The Conscious Therapist: Mindfulness Applied
Information on the free online presentation Title of the conference: "The Conscious Therapist: Mindfulness Applied” This NeuronUP
Activities for the neuropsychological rehabilitation in patients with Broca’s aphasia
Language consists of the following elements for its communicative function: Expression: ability to formulate and communicate ideas in a coherent,
Anosognosia: What is it, a History and it’s Neuropsychological Reality
Anosognosia is often an aspect that remains in the background when talking about neuropsychology. Therefore, this article aims to explain what it is,
Aphasia: Differential Diagnosis
This term comes from the Ancient Greek word ἀφασία which means “speechlessness” [3]. However, this disorder can also compromise—in many different ways
Exercises for Stroke Patients
Cognitive rehabilitation is crucial for recovery after stroke. Therefore, here we provide you with some exercises for stroke patients , perfect for
Occupational therapy for patients with acquired brain injury
Today, the occupational therapist Ángel Sánchez, after explaining in an earlier post the goals and functions of occupational therapy,