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Supporting children with autism
Dynseo proposesSUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM with COCO THINKS AND COCO MOVESDynseo 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...
Supporting DYS children with COCO THINKS and COCO MOVES
Dynseo proposesDYS disorders with COCO THINKS and COCO MOVESOur 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...
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 children with Down Syndrome with Coco
Dynseo proposesDOWN SYNDROME with COCODown 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...
Supporting people after a stroke
Dynseo proposesStroke with CLINT, your brain training coachThe Dynseo team is very involved in helping people who have suffered a stroke. That's why our Clint program helps stimulate the brain in people after a stroke. With over 30 games already available, players use...
Supporting someone with Alzheimer’s
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 addition to...
10 myths about the human brain you didn’t know
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...
10 tips for maintaining your memory well!
You want to have a good memory? You don't really know how to manage it? Don't panic, here are some tips that should definitely help you! 1. Be active every day The more active a person is, the more likely they are to have a good memory. Indeed, it is really...
How to Raise Awareness Among Teachers About Learning Disabilities?
Learning disabilities are conditions that affect how an individual acquires, processes, or uses information. These disabilities can manifest in various ways, including difficulties in reading, writing, or mathematics. As educators and parents, it is essential that we...
How to Train Teachers to Welcome Autistic Students?
The autism spectrum is a set of developmental disorders that affect communication, behavior, and social interactions. As educators, it is essential that we understand the diversity of manifestations of autism. Each student on the spectrum presents unique...
Support Networks for Teachers: Sharing Best Practices
In the world of education, teachers often face a variety of complex challenges. This is where the importance of support networks becomes crucial. These networks provide a space where teachers can share their experiences, concerns, and successes. By connecting with...
Best Practices for Training Teachers on ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects many children around the world. As educators and parents, it is essential that we understand the characteristics of this disorder in order to better support students who are...
DIY: Create Sensory Activities to Stimulate Your Elderly Parent
As our parents age, it is essential to ensure they maintain good mental and physical health. Sensory activities offer a playful and stimulating approach to support their development. In this article, we will present a selection of DIY ideas to create sensory...
Parkinson at Home: Adapting Daily Assistance Gestures
During our training on the care of individuals with Parkinson's disease, we learned to identify the unique needs of these individuals. Parkinson's disease affects not only motor skills but also cognitive and emotional functions. It is essential for us, as caregivers,...
Parkinson and Professional Life: How to Continue Working Despite the Disease?
The disease of Parkinson's is a neurodegenerative condition that affects millions of people around the world. It manifests through various symptoms, such as tremors, muscle stiffness, and balance disorders. These manifestations can have a significant impact on the...
Home Care Assistant Facing Family Criticism: Managing Conflicts
In our profession as home care assistants, we are at the heart of humanity. We support individuals who are losing their autonomy, offering them our assistance, our listening ear, and our expertise. This role is immensely rewarding, but it also exposes us to complex...
Improving Communication with Families Through the Digital Liaison Notebook
In our daily experience with care facilities for the elderly and their teams, we observe a constant: communication with families is both an absolute priority and a permanent challenge. It is a delicate thread, essential to the resident's well-being, that can sometimes...
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