Neuropsychology Rehabilitation Services|Lifespan
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Movement as Medicine: Neurotrophic Factors and the Biology of Mental Strength
The concept that exercise improves mental health is widely accepted. Research across psychology, neuroscience, and medicine has continuously reinforced this idea. However, the typical person may not consider the biological mechanisms that explain why exercise has such powerful effects on the brain.
Understanding Health Anxiety
This blog post focuses on the topic of health anxiety – a sneaky form of anxiety that can show up at any point in life because, after all, our physical bodies can be noisy, ill, confusing to us and/or doctors, and subject to aging,
Functional vs. Structural Brain Changes: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
When people are told that something may be affecting their brain, there is often an immediate assumption that a scan will show visible damage. In clinical practice, however, many of the cognitive, academic, emotional, and behavioral difficulties observed in both children and adults often occur without any clear abnormalities on MRI or CT imaging.
Twice Exceptional
Parents are often told their child is “so smart, but…” So smart, but struggles in school. So smart, but disorganized. So smart, but emotionally dysregulated. For many families, this puzzling combination reflects twice exceptionality, commonly referred to as 2e. Twice-exceptional children have both high intellectual ability and a learning,