🤝 Parent-child relationship Reassuring presence during homework: support without doing it for them Between "I let them manage" and "I do it for them", there is a middle way: a calm, structuring presence that reassures the child while developing their autonomy. Many...
♀️ MS in Women MS in Women: Hormones, Pregnancy, Menopause, and Cognitive Functions Multiple sclerosis affects three times as many women as men. Discover the female-specific aspects of the disease and how to adapt your cognitive stimulation at each stage of...
🔄 Managing Relapses Managing a MS Relapse: Protecting Your Cognition During and After the Relapse Multiple sclerosis relapses can affect cognitive functions. Discover how to navigate these difficult times and adapt your cognitive stimulation to optimize recovery.A...
🧠 Adult Neurology Aphasia: Complete Speech Therapy Management Aphasia affects over 30,000 new people each year in France. Discover how to assess, rehabilitate, and support aphasic patients to optimize their language recovery. Aphasia is an acquired language disorder...
🎓 School Motivation Celebrate efforts rather than grades: building lasting motivation What if true success is not only reflected in the report card, but in the way your child faces difficulties? A good grade reassures, a bad one worries. Caught in this seesaw, parents...
🧠 Neuroplasticity Brain Plasticity and MS: Your Brain Can Adapt and Compensate The human brain has a remarkable ability to reorganize itself in response to injury. Understanding and stimulating this plasticity is a key strategy to preserve cognitive functions in MS.In...
Jealousy between siblings in adulthood is a delicate and often taboo subject. It is a volcano that one believes to be extinguished, but whose embers can be rekindled by life's trials, especially when it comes to caring for an aging parent. In these moments of tension,...
In our daily journey alongside caregivers and healthcare professionals, we often encounter a question, a concern that comes up like a refrain: how to deal with a "difficult senior"? This term, which we put in quotes, encompasses a multitude of complex realities. It is...
FORMATION EN LIGNEFORMATION Alzheimer : comprendre la maladie et trouver des solutions pour le quotidien Comprendre la maladie, mieux communiquer et mettre en place des solutions concrètes pour un quotidien plus serein avec votre proche. Repérer les signes et...
The departure of a caregiver with whom a strong bond has been formed is often experienced as a true earthquake, both for the person being cared for and for their family. This professional was not just a help for daily tasks; she had become a reference point, a...
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