What Are Developmental Disorders?
An introduction to developmental disorders and the functions that may be affected beginning in childhood.
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An introduction to developmental disorders and the functions that may be affected beginning in childhood.
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Learn about the neurodiversity approach and why it proposes understanding neurological differences as part of human variability.
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A clear explanation of a plan to reconnect, reintegrate, and relaunch, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of personal and vocational reinvention after age fifty or sixty, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of people who flourished after a major life transition, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of exercise, nutrition, sleep, and calm in midlife, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of mind, body, and purpose and the resources for navigating an age-related crisis, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of the “aging jolt” as an opportunity for rebirth, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of work and retirement—stepping back, holding on, or reinventing yourself—developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of relationships with partners, children, and friends when a new stage of life arrives, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of the fear of aging, where it comes from, and how it shapes our decisions, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of whether it is age or emotions accumulated over the years, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of identity crises in midlife and the question of who we are when our roles change, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of aging inside and out—physical, hormonal, and emotional changes—developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of ageism and what happens when stereotypes weigh more than age, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of what the “aging jolt” is and why it can feel like a crisis, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of thinking about death to better understand life, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of grief and continuing bonds and how the question changes after a loss, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A clear explanation of palliative care, dignity, and consciousness at the end of life, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →The end of the sessions opens a new stage: assessing changes, sustaining care, and planning follow-up.
Read article →A clear explanation of what may happen to consciousness during the dying process, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Neuronavigation, data, adaptive stimulation, and accelerated protocols are shaping the future of neuromodulation.
Read article →A clear explanation of skepticism and consciousness and the objections research faces, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →A guide of questions to discuss with a professional about indication, protocol, safety, and expectations.
Read article →A clear explanation of testimony and evidence in consciousness research, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →OCD, migraine, rehabilitation, pain, and other areas are part of the clinical and research development of rTMS.
Read article →A clear explanation of emergent consciousness and integrated information as two ways of thinking about the problem, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →rTMS and ECT both act on the brain, but they differ in procedure, anesthesia, intensity, and clinical context.
Read article →A clear explanation of quantum theories of consciousness without formulas, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Response, remission, comparison group, sample size, and follow-up are key to interpreting rTMS studies.
Read article →A clear explanation of the neuroscience of consciousness—what is known and what remains unanswered—developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Brain imaging and navigation systems help precisely locate the stimulation target.
Read article →A clear explanation of memories of past lives and the phenomenon researchers seek to study, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Depression involves networks for emotional regulation, attention, and internal thought; neuromodulation acts on these circuits.
Read article →A clear explanation of out-of-body experiences: accounts, interpretations, and open questions, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to modify its connections and reorganize its activity.
Read article →A clear explanation of what a near-death experience is, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Headache, local sensitivity, fatigue, and other possible reactions during an rTMS treatment.
Read article →A clear explanation of what the major spiritual traditions say about consciousness after death, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Implants, devices, seizures, and other conditions need to be reviewed before starting rTMS.
Read article →A clear explanation of mind and body: dualism, materialism, and other philosophical answers, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Conventional and accelerated protocols organize rTMS sessions in different ways.
Read article →A clear explanation of how the idea of consciousness changed throughout history, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →Sounds, local sensations, duration, and returning to your day: an explanation of what an rTMS session feels like.
Read article →A clear explanation of what happens to consciousness when the body dies, developed from the central ideas of the source book.
Read article →The SAINT protocol concentrates multiple stimulation sessions into just a few days and uses personalized targeting.
Read article →From preparation and calibration to stimulation and leaving the office: this is what an rTMS session looks like.
Read article →Medical history, previous treatments, implants, seizure risk, and treatment goals are all part of the initial evaluation.
Read article →How repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and transcranial direct current stimulation differ from each other.
Read article →A journey through the milestones that led from electromagnetism to modern brain stimulation protocols.
Read article →What it means for rTMS to be non-invasive, and how it differs from procedures that require surgery, anesthesia, or hospitalization.
Read article →How rTMS's magnetic pulses influence brain regions and networks related to mood.
Read article →A simple explanation of rTMS, its components, and its place within neuromodulation.
Read article →Some depressions improve at first and then return. How to organize the timeline and prepare for a new evaluation.
Read article →Treatment-resistant depression can affect health, relationships, work, independence, and social life.
Read article →What it means for depression to be treatment-resistant, why not every case is the same, and what questions this diagnosis raises.
Read article →Biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors can combine differently in each depressive experience.
Read article →A guide to understanding the emotional, cognitive, physical, and behavioral manifestations of depression.
Read article →Learn why depression affects mood, thinking, the body, relationships, and everyday life.
Read article →Listening, helping with concrete tasks, and respecting the treatment are ways to support someone with treatment-resistant depression.
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