Brain Training Programs There are many ways to work on your memory and cognitive functions. Daily practice of brain exercises reduces the risks of neurological disorders, as some programs act on all cognitive functions.The brain training program CLINT has been...
Dynseo proposes SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM with COCO THINKS AND COCO MOVES Dynseo and its team are very much involved in the development of children, and our goal is to allow all children to develop in harmony and serenity. For some children, development is...
Dynseo proposes 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...
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...
The brain is an incredible muscle, however there are many things we do not know, and what we do know is not always accurate. You want to know more about this big brain of yours? Here are 10 myths about your brain that will surprise you! 1. We only use 10% of...
Dynseo proposes DYS disorders with COCO THINKS and COCO MOVES Our educational and pedagogical games program COCO THINKS and COCO MOVES is widely used by DYS children, and we are proud to support all DYS disorders: dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysphasia, dyscalculia, …...
In this guide, we will detail how SCARLETT can be used for supporting someone with Alzheimer’s. SCARLETT is a cognitive stimulation tool that is particularly suitable for them, as the activities are of a very easy level, and there is no score or timer. In...
🧩 DYS disorders · Primary school · Screening · Dyslexia · Dyspraxia · Dysphasia DYS: identifying and supporting DYS disorders in primary school — where to start? A DYS child is neither lazy nor struggling with intelligence: their brain processes information...
🧠 Parkinson · Executive functions · Preservation program · Neuropsychology Executive functions and Parkinson's: practical exercises to preserve them Parkinson's disease affects executive functions from early stages — planning, flexibility, inhibition, working memory,...
📚 Practical case teacher · Class management · Slowness · Differentiation · Inclusion End of task & slowness: short duration files and support pairs In every class, 20 to 30% of students do not complete exercises within the allotted time. This is not due to a lack of...
🏠 Home help · Cognitive disorders · Validation · Redirection · Anchors Cognitive disorders: understanding to act — validation, redirection and anchors Working with elderly people affected by cognitive disorders at home or in institutions requires specific, proven and...
🧠 Mental health · Anxiety · Cognitive disorders · Mental clarity · Exercises Anxiety and cognitive disorders: exercises to regain your mental clarity Anxiety clouds thinking, slows down memory, and drains concentration — not out of weakness, but due to neurobiological...
🧩 Non verbal · Executive functions · ASD · Dysphasia · Stimulation program Non verbal child and executive functions: stimulation program The absence of spoken language does not mean the absence of cognitive abilities. The executive functions of non verbal children are...
📱 Parents' Academy · Screens · Family Rules · Digital Education How to Establish Clear Rules for Screen Use in the Family Imposing rules about screens often generates more conflicts than results. Behavioral science shows that a well-constructed, negotiated, and...
❤️ DYS disorders · Parental support · Self-esteem · Family The importance of emotional support for DYS children: practical advice for families Family emotional support is the primary predictive factor for the positive outcome of a DYS child — ahead of rehabilitation,...
📚 Practical case teacher · Classroom management · Digital school · Inclusion Managing noise in the classroom: visual indicators and student roles Excessive noise in the classroom tires teachers, disrupts neurodivergent students, and degrades learning. This practical...
🏠 Home help · Senior mental health · Depression · Isolation · Guidance Senior mental health: identifying depression, anxiety, isolation and guiding In France, one in five seniors suffers from depression — and nine times out of ten, it is neither identified nor...
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