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I'm a little tired of seeing neurodiversity, the diversity of human minds, described as a list of medical diagnoses, so here is a friendly reminder that neurodiversity isn't about shoving our infinite variations into medical boxes but about acknowledging all the different ways we exist and function as human beings. And if you're equally tired of not having language to understand neurodiversity outside of the pathology paradigm and the DSM, stay tuned as I'll be introducing the Neurodiversity Smorgasbord on all my social media channels over the next month. #Neurodiversity #Neurodiverse #Neurodivergent

It is important to understand the different ways neurodiversity can manifest. Neurodiversity is not a problem that needs to be fixed, but it can cause difficulties for a person who experiences it if they don't know how to manage it. When a client experiences sensory differences, for example, this can lead to dysregulation and difficult behaviors if not addressed constructively. Where some might see a "picky eater," the reality might be that the person experiences food sensations and tastes very differently and has trouble with certain foods for that reason. Some might say a child has difficulty paying attention, but the child actually has a receptive processing disorder. In the field of ABA, it is not a matter of making someone "appear" or "pass as" neurotypical. It is about helping the person develop tools and ways of understanding and communicating their own needs in order for them to be more successful and have greater satisfaction and control in their own life.

Unlocking the Power of Neurological Needs! ???? Did you know that all of our behavior is driven by our neurological needs? Join me in my upcoming behavioral profiling class to gain a deeper understanding of how our needs shape our actions. From the need for power and control to the need for comfort and communication, we'll explore it all. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain insights like never before! Visit HortonPsychology.com for more information. #NeurologicalNeeds #BehavioralProfiling #UnderstandingHumanBehavior

?? HTID#6 News ?? Join us for an engaging discussion on "Mental Health: Insights into the Brain" at HTID#6. Our panel, moderated by Ana?s Le Corvec, features the following experts : Zofia Smoleń (MindMatch), Veronique Narboni, MD (MATCH4Innovation), Maria NASSIF (FH Europe Foundation and ANHET.F) and Michel BERG (Axilum Robotics). This session promises profound insights into the complexities of mental health, exploring the latest advancements, challenges, and future directions in neurology and brain science. Don't miss the chance to learn from these experts by registering at HTID:?https://lnkd.in/e7ZP-ZCv #HTID6 #HealthcareInnovation #MentalHealth

We are thrilled to announce aNUma's CEO Gregory Roufa will join Dr. Aditi Sethi, MD and Dr. Heather Berlin, PhD, MPH on a virtual salon entitled: Mind and Mortality, next Wednesday, July 24th at 2:00 pm EST/11:00 am PST on Zoom. This is hosted by our wonderful friends at BrainMind. To register for this event, please visit: https://lnkd.in/dfDC5t6y The discussion will be moderated by William Spear. These experts will guide us through a science-based dialogue and Q & A around one of the least talked-about but most significant transitions of our lives. What can we learn about death through the lens of brain and mind? What does “dying better” mean and how can we better prepare ourselves and our families as we reflect on existential questions?

Have you ever thought you could hear when someone wasn't doing well just by talking to them? I have also. My colleagues at Psyrin our building the future of ai-guided diagnostic tools, based on this relatively simple principle. You can hear it in somebody's voice. Join me for an interview with cofounder Raheem Chaudhry

After participating in Health Tech for Patients 4 #HTFP4 where I shared how chronic diseases (in my case #HoFH among others) can affect our mental health, I’ll take part in the round table #11 in HealthTech Innovation Days 6 #HTID6 as FH Europe Foundation and Anhet.f patient ambassador. I’ll be discussing on behalf of patients with chronic diseases with experts for whom mental health is in the core of their work field about what happens inside our brain and what innovative solutions can help both #patients and #healthcare professionals that #policymakers should adopt in their course of action on a national level. As a patient with #HoFH, a #rare chronic disease, I know that #cardiovascular accidents (heart attack or stroke) can happen without any warning. This puts us in a non ending loop of overthinking and constant fear leading to #anxiety and #depression. For that reason, mental health #support should be part of the treatment to alleviate the burden of these diseases. You can join our discussion by registering through HealthTech For Care event’s link : https://lnkd.in/ec8hQw_3 #chronicdisease #raredisease #HoFH #cardiovasculardisease #heartsisease #CVD #Atheroscleroticcardiovasculardisease #ASCVD #atherosclerosis #heartattack #stroke #patientambassador #patientengagement #geneticdisorder #innovativemedicine #raiseawareness #earlydetectionsaveslives #personalizedtreatment #precisionmedicine #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport #anxiety #depression #communitysupport #findingsolutions #betterhealth #mentalhealthmatters #meantalhealthprofessionals #healthcareprofessionals #endocrinologist #cardiologist #lipidologist #policymakers #accesstotreatmentforeveryone

Neurodevelopmental disorders of the visual system. Amblyopia Review III Review thema: Retinotopic mapping using computational approaches/methods intended to model neuronal population receptive fields Article structure 1. Introduction 2. The organization of the human visual cortex into visual field maps McIlwain JT. (1986) Point images in the visual system: new interest in an old idea. Trends Neurosci 9:354–358. 10.1016/0166-2236(86)90113-X ? https://lnkd.in/dkEVFrTv

I was honored to be considered for SRALab's monthly "Ask the Expert" series. See the post to learn more about aphasia, how to help patients with aphasia, and new imaging research we are doing!!

This Week in The Journal #JNeurosci | How Odors Influence Sound Responses in the Auditory Cortex; Striatal Neurons Support Rejecting Unnecessary Behavioral Options. Learn more. ?? https://bit.ly/49kSgAQ