Virtual Rehabilitation

Acquired brain injury exercises for neuropsychologists

Acquired Brain Injury is one of the leading causes of disability today. Cognitive, physical, language and occupational intervention is crucial to recover the affected functions. For this, it is necessary to design acquired brain injury exercise sessions that are specific to the affected person. Neuropsychologists will chose activities to rehabilitate the different cognitive functions affected […]

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Dual tasks with tablet or touch screen

Rehabilitation has evolved significantly in recent years, driven by the integration of new technologies. Dual tasks, a technique that combines physical training with cognitive activities, have proven to be particularly effective in improving motor and cognitive functions in patients with various pathologies. In this context, the use of tablets or touchscreens has become a valuable

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cognición y movimiento

Cognition and movement: The importance of attention in physical therapy.

In traditional physical therapy, the focus has historically been on the physical recovery of patients: muscle strengthening, mobility improvement and functional rehabilitation. However, in recent years, a deeper understanding of the relationship between mind and body has emerged, especially in the context of recovery. It is necessary to combine cognition and movement. Cognition, i .e.,

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Cognitive intervention in Alzheimer’s disease

The importance of cognitive intervention in Alzheimer’s disease Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, accounting for approximately 60-70% of cases worldwide. From the clinical point of view, it is a progressive neurodegenerative pathology characterized by a cognitive and functional deterioration that significantly impacts the patient’s autonomy. For neurorehabilitation professionals, cognitive intervention in

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Virtual rehabilitation software vs. conventional video games

Why use rehabilitation software with video games? Rehabilitation software with specific video games for physiotherapy offers several advantages over standard video games frequently used in therapy sessions. Here are some of the main differences and contributions offered by professional software: 1. Rehabilitation-focused design Clear Therapeutic Goals: Physiotherapy-specific video games are designed with the explicit purpose

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Memory rehabilitation: Exercises and games

Memory rehabilitation is essential in the treatment of patients with neurological damage, such as those who have suffered a stroke, traumatic brain injury or dementia. Traditionally, memory rehabilitation has involved repetitive exercises and conventional techniques that, although effective, often lack appeal and can be monotonous for patients. Gamified tools offer an innovative way to improve

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How to increase participation in neuropsychology sessions

To increase participation in neuropsychology sessions, it is essential to implement strategies that foster patient engagement, motivation and satisfaction. If the patient is not motivated and does not collaborate, it will be more difficult for him/her to reach the established goals and progress in therapy may be slower. Adjustments in treatment to increase participation in

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Cognitive training platform: What does it offer compared to worksheets?

In the field of neuropsychology, the assessment and treatment of cognitive functions has undergone a significant change with the emergence of digital technologies. In particular, the use of a cognitive training platform has become an essential tool for many professionals. But what does a digital platform really bring to the table compared to traditional paper-based

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Cognitive Intervention in Apraxia

Apraxia is a neurological disorder that affects the ability to perform voluntary, coordinated movements, despite the fact that motor function and comprehension are intact. This disorder, usually manifests after brain damage such as stroke or traumatic brain injury, significantly impacts the patient’s quality of life, limiting independence and functionality. Cognitive intervention in apraxia is presented

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