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Acquired Brain Injury

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February 24, 2022

Confabulations (Vol. II): theoretical models

Confabulations can be defined as false memories due to a retrieval problem, where the patient is unaware that he/she is confabulating and has the

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Confabulation,  Memory

consciousness

December 14, 2021

Awareness of deficits in recovery from acquired brain injury

The study of consciousness remains a mystery to contemporary science. However, it is increasingly becoming a key factor in the recovery of patients

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury Tag iconABI,  Acquired Brain Injury,  anosognosia,  Neurorehabilitation

acquired brain injury group therapy

November 12, 2021

Neuropsychological rehabilitation of acquired brain damage

Cognitive rehabilitation can be defined as the set of procedures applied to improve various abilities and skills such as attention, memory, language

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury Tag iconABI,  Acquired Brain Injury,  Brain Injury,  Neurorehabilitation,  TBI,  Traumatic Brain Injury

November 8, 2021

Acquired brain injury (ABI): rehabilitation and cognitive stimulation

What is ABI? Acquired brain injury (ABI) is the result of a sudden injury to the brain that produces various physical, psychological and sensory

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Neurorehabilitation,  stroke,  stroke rehabilitation,  TBI

confabulations

September 23, 2021

Confabulations (Vol. I): classification, neuropathology and cognitive mechanisms

Confabulation, sometimes called "honest lying" is a cognitive phenomenon that can be seen in several acquired neurological conditions as well as in

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Neuropsychology Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Confabulation,  Memory

Kristine Kingsley

June 22, 2021

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

Category iconNeuronUP Academy Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  NeuronUP Academy

Acquired brain injury stroke causes

June 16, 2021

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

Category iconStroke Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  stroke

Sheldon Herring

June 1, 2021

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

Category iconNeuronUP Academy Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Cognitive Impairment,  NeuronUP Academy,  Occupational Therapy,  Scientific Dissemination,  stroke,  Therapy,  Training

activity of language word formation

March 8, 2021

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,

Category iconActivities for Language Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Broca’s aphasia,  Cognitive Stimulation Activities,  language,  language rehabilitation,  NeuronUP activities

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