Neuropsychology

Our brain does not see what happens, but rather what we expect to happen, according to neuroscientists

Social relationships are like a dance in which we must respond to the movements of others. If someone extends his hand, we must be attentive to shake it and if he shakes his head we must restructure …

Cognitive Reserve: What is it and how to increase it to protect your brain?

Cognitive reserve is a little-known concept, but it is essential to protect our brain and maintain our well-being. In fact, did you know that more than 25% of elderly people meet the pathological …

Brain and addiction: How do drugs change how it works?

Addiction is one of the most devastating mental health problems. It can not only negatively affect the person's professional career but also their relationships and family life, as well as physical …

The grieving brain, consequences of the loss of a loved one

The loss of a loved one is probably one of the most painful experiences we go through in life. However, this emotional tsunami not only shakes our inner world, but also represents a severe blow to our …

Your brain shrinks, but with these foods you can keep it younger

Our brain shrinks. Even in healthy people, who do not suffer from any neurodegenerative disease, there is a gradual reduction in brain size, a process that usually accelerates after the age of …

Neurorehabilitation and Neuroplasticity: How does the brain recover after brain injury?

Did you know that one in three people in the world will need neurorehabilitation at some point in their lives? It is not strange if we take into account that every year 15 million people suffer a …

What happens to your brain when you chain a meeting with another

Meetings have become the leitmotiv of many companies, even those whose employees work from home. Therefore, it is possible that you have several meetings in the same day. And if so, it is very likely …