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What is non-verbal autism?
Non-verbal autism Autism is a developmental disorder that affects 8,000 children each year. Despite this large number, each child is different. There are several types of autism, with different levels of severity and different vulnerabilities. Autism can...
Memory
Cognitive functions: memory Memory is an essential cognitive function for our lives. It allows us to store information, to retain it and to "get it out" when we need it. Memory is the basis of our personality as it collects our knowledge, memories, experiences...
Language development
Children communicate from birth with movements, crying, looking at each other or with smiles. After only a few months, the child starts to communicate orally, with sounds or with the so-called lallation. As the child grows, communication continues to improve and it is...
Supporting people after a stroke
Dynseo offers Clint, a brain training program on tablet or smartphone for adults and autonomous seniors. It helps you train your brain by stimulating the different cognitive functions. Did you know that more than 13.7 million people suffer from stroke every year? A...
Speech and language therapy
Speech therapy sessions The aim may be to work on articulation in the mouth, on breathing, on vocal intonation or on cognitive functions such as attention or memory. The aim may be to work on articulation in the mouth, on breathing, on vocal intonation or on cognitive...
What is cognitive remediation?
Cognitive remediation is a therapeutic intervention that aims to support people with cognitive disorders. The aim of this technique is to treat the person's difficulties and to give them support to remain autonomous. Types of cognitive remediation There are two...
Supporting people with Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson is a neurodegenerative disease whose causes are still unknown. The main symptoms motorically occur through tremors, weakness or slowness in movements. But we can associate to them also sleeping disorders, depression or, in the most severe cases, cognitive...
Supporting children with ADHD
Dynseo is involved in helping children. Our goal is to give all children the same resources and opportunities to have a good development. Children with ADHD have difficulty concentrating, which can manifest itself as inattention, hyperactivity or...
Supporting children with Down Syndrome with Coco
Down syndrome is a non-hereditary chromosomal abnormality that leads to the presence of three chromosomes 21. This pathology influences the development of the child who reaches the stages of its development with a more or less marked delay. Dynseo and its team are...
Using Scarlett to help people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease
Discover Scarlett, a brain training app on tablet, designed by Dynseo that helps you train your memory at your own pace. The Dynseo team is very involved in Alzheimer's research. With more than 30 games already available, players can use their ancient memory. ...
Is parental control the solution for parents?
IntroductionThese days, screens are an integral part of our daily lives. As a result, children are born with this technology right in their hands. But this is not without consequences. Indeed, the negative effects of screens on the development of children is nowadays...
The advantages of occupational therapy in Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer's belongs to the category of degenerative diseases. It is crucial to take the necessary measures to solve the cognitive impairment experienced and to assist the patient daily. In fact, each task becomes increasingly difficult to perform, so it is important...