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135000 Youths Suffer Sports-Related Traumatic Brain Injuries Yearly
135000 Youths Suffer Sports-Related Traumatic Brain Injuries Yearly FOX News -”About 135000 or 65 percent of sports- and recreation-related traumatic brain injuries treated in US emergency rooms… more →
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Disconnecting Neural Networks May Improve Psychopathology.
wrote 1 day ago: Three studies look at functional connectivity with and without treatment in patients with dysthymia, … more →
Why, Universe, WHY ?
wrote 5 days ago: As always, her notes on practicing apply to much in Life. →http://practicingbetter.com/2013/05/14/da … more →
The Teenage Brain: Cognitive Control and Motivation
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wrote 1 week ago: The Teenage Brain: Cognitive Control and Motivation Section I Beatriz Luna, David J. Paulsen, Aarthi … more →
My two cents on chemo brain
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wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve read a lot about “chemo brain” in breast cancer blogs. A lot of breast cancer … more →
Stretching the Mind
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wrote 1 month ago: Photo Credit: Joe Thorn As promised, this post is about the most fascinating (I think) process that … more →
Remember there is always hope...
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wrote 1 month ago: Last night the family went to the weekly session. We started working on the social deficit component … more →
Autism: A Brief Overview of Characteristics and Treatments
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wrote 1 month ago: April is Autism Awareness Month, and last Tuesday was World Autism Awareness Day. UN Secretary-Gene … more →
Another great session
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wrote 1 month ago: What luck we have to find this amazing therapist! He is loaded with great and helpful ideas to help … more →
The Memory Game
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wrote 1 month ago: Photo Credit: NesQuarX So, after our in-depth exploration of inhibitory control and all it means, we … more →
Ahead of Print: Intraoperative Monitoring of an Aspect of Executive Functions
wrote 1 month ago: Background: Awake brain surgery allows extensive intraoperative monitoring of not only motor and sen … more →
The Marshmallow Task Revisited
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wrote 1 month ago: Photo Credit: SliceOfChic I know I have written about inhibitory control not very long ago, and that … more →
"Suppressing the Brain's Filter Can Improve Performance in Creative Tasks"
wrote 2 months ago: Penn Researchers Show that Suppressing the Brain’s Filter Can Improve Performance in Creative … more →
LETTER FROM THE COMMUNITY: 'The Comprehensive Child' Blog by Jennifer
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wrote 2 months ago: Dear Chicago 4 Community, I enjoyed your video magazine feature on the amazing organization Tuesday … more →
Sorry, I have been overwhelmed lately. Ahhhhh......
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wrote 2 months ago: Wow, I have not written in such a long time. What kept me away? I am dealing with a bout of depressi … more →
When Simon Doesn’t Say: Inhibitory Control in Children
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wrote 2 months ago: Photo Credit: Kapil Karekar Inhibitory Control? What’s that? You know the game Simon Says, right? It … more →
Who’s the Executive?
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wrote 2 months ago: Photo Credit: Embassy Television I noticed a few weeks ago that I have been blogging for almost a ye … more →
Web 2.0, Higher-Order Thinking, and Macbeth: Part 8
wrote 2 months ago: A Focus on Focus I’m an English teacher. And although I don’t get to do it as much as I … more →
A Perspective on Psychological Theories of Autism
wrote 2 months ago: Clinicians have proposed different psychological theories to explain mental illness from the perspec … more →
Neurofeedback aids children with Autism
wrote 2 months ago: QEEG characteristics and spectrum weighted frequency for children diagnosed as autistic spectrum dis … more →
