🧠 Memory & Learning Short-term memory vs long-term memory Remembering a phone number long enough to dial it, or recalling your first day of school 40 years later — two radically different systems. Understanding their distinction is the key to optimal learning. Why do...
🧩 Neurodevelopment — ADHD & ASD Series ADHD and ASD comorbidity: understanding the overlap 30 to 50% of autistic people also have ADHD. This frequent and often overlooked comorbidity creates complex profiles that require dual support — and professionals capable of...
🧠 Neurodegenerative diseases — Stroke SeriesStroke: definition, causes and risk factors150,000 strokes per year in France — one every 4 minutes. Understanding what triggers this medical emergency and which risk factors can be controlled is the first step to protecting...
🧠 Neurodegenerative diseases — Alzheimer's SeriesBehavioral management of people with dementiaAgitation, wandering, aggression, apathy — behavioral disorders are present in the majority of people with dementia. They are often more difficult to cope with than cognitive...
🧠 Neurodegenerative diseases — Stroke SeriesTypes of Stroke: ischemic vs hemorrhagic — crucial differencesOne in five strokes is hemorrhagic. The distinction between the two types is not an academic subtlety: treatment, urgency, and prognosis are fundamentally...
🧠 Neurodegenerative diseases — SEP/SLA/Parkinson seriesNeurodegenerative diseases: adapted exercises and stimulationStroke, SEP, SLA, Parkinson, Alzheimer's — each pathology requires specific exercises, but a common principle: moving and stimulating the brain slows...
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