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Emotions and mathematics
Research has also shown that specific emotional aspects (e.g., mathematics anxiety) relate to mathematical performance (Hembree, 1900; Ma, 1999; Wu, 2012).
‘Resersible’ dementia?
In some cases, dementia is reversible/treatable. In some rarer cases, the progressive changes are caused by a ‘problem with the system of liquid that circulates in the central nervous system.
New drug for Alzheimer’s disease?
On January 6, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the new drug Leqembi (also known as lecanemab) for treatment of early Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what people in Canada might want to know about it. – read more here
Maladie d’Alzheimer et prévention
Ce post fait suite à un article intéressant dans la presse plus : Alzheimer : investir en prévention – La Presse+ et est inspirée de travaux passés, dans une ancienne vie, où j’était chercheure à l’Institut Douglas.
Activité physique, Alzheimer et prévention
La maladie d’Alzheimer et la prevention : sujet complexe. Intarissable. Incomplet…
Detecting cognitive decline in aging adults
Assessing the presence of cognitive decline in aging adults is not an easy task.
Attention in Human VS Machine
Paying attention includes a wide set of cognitive processes.
Tolerance for Uncertainty: A COVID-19 Workbook
Click here to get Dr. Nagasawa’s free mental health resource, available in French and English.
Professionals : are your patients forgetful? Here are some tips
Strategies to help clients better remember the content of your sessions.
Normal aging and pseudo-dementia
Normal Aging: as we get older, cognitive abilities change slightly.
The nun study ∕ l’étude des religieuses
Il y a 1 an, je donnais une conférence dans un couvent.
Science based memory strategies
A variety of strategies have proven highly effective in helping people improve their memory and/or learn new information and skills.
Assessment in Neuropsychology … so much more than IQ testing!
“IQ” testing can be quite informative when trying to understand a child…
Comment étudier efficacement selon l’asso des neuropsy du Québec
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Growth mindset
Interesting article by Harvard Business Review
“Améliorer la santé cognitive des aînés : l’intervention neuropsychologique”
Article sur les interventions en neuropsychologie avec les personnes âgées. Publié en collaboration avec Dr Masson Neuropsychologue et Lucile Agarat, psychologue! Cliquez ici pour lire!
New book coming out soon !
Our book chapter “Cognitive intervention for patients with neurocognitive impairment” by Genevieve Gagnon and Marjolaine Masson will soon be published in the book “Primary Care Mental Health in Older People” by Drs Mendonca Lima and Ivbijaro ! Soon published by Elsevier
Better memory could be a protective factor for Schizophrenia?
My most recent publication with colleagues from Toronto (open access publication – free for anyone to read):
Neurology students in Bangkok, Thailand
Neuropsychology training offered by Dr Genevieve Gagnon at Phramongkutklao Hospital to Neurology residents.
Capsule video sur le lien d’attachement
Excellent video d’information sur le lien d’attachement, par Dr Annie Bouffard, Psychologue.
