Padideh Kamali-Zare的动态

To my fellow #neurodivergents: our unique neurological wiring is not a limitation—it's a different operating system that can lead to exceptional outcomes. Here's what I've learned on this journey: 1. Our ability to hyperfocus can result in groundbreaking solutions and unparalleled attention to detail. 2. Our out-of-the-box thinking often leads to innovative approaches in patient care and problem-solving. 3. Our heightened empathy can create deeper connections with patients and colleagues. Yes, there are challenges. Everyone has challenges. But with understanding, support, and the right strategies, we can not only cope but thrive in our careers and personal lives. If you're neurodivergent, know this: You are not alone. Your unique perspective is valuable. You have the potential to make extraordinary contributions to healthcare and beyond.

Recent insights from #BrainSee sessions after witnessing almost 100 clinical visits: There are three types of patients: Type 1) Too reliant on their own brain at the cost of losing perspective and trust in others. Their viewpoint: Everything is under my control. I (and all people) always have a choice. Everything in my life is the direct result of my own decisions. I'm the center of my universe. I'm the captain of my ship. I can do everything myself. I can even heal myself. [well, ... Too much of 'I']. These patients are often too hard on themselves and others without realizing it. They expect too much from their limited brain capacity and are full of questions and hesitations about science, medicine, doctors, and drugs. They are willing to try everything and anything offered in the wellness world to empower themselves even more [wellness companies know that too!]. Type 2) Too reliant on others at the cost of losing perspective and trust in themselves. Their viewpoint: Nothing is under my control. Nobody has a choice. Everything is made for me and dictated to me by genetics, family, school, environment, society, work, and the world. Everything happened to me without my will, desire, or decisions mattering at all. I can't do anything to help myself. Give me a pill to do the work for me. Science, medicine, doctors, and drugs: please help me. These patients are willing to try everything and anything offered in the pharma world to treat their condition [pharma companies know that too!]. Type 3) In-between (right dose of control and letting go). Inside their minds: My life is a sum of things that are under my control (I'm happy to help), and things that are not (please help me). These patients get the most out of both the medical and wellness worlds. Why? Because they actually focus on the problem itself, not on themselves or others. My ask: If you have family or friends who are suffering from memory problems, amnesia, or MCI and they fit into type 1 or 2 above, try to encourage them to become more like type 3 before it's too late. The more in-between, the more balanced their life, and the more help they receive from both inside and outside worlds when needed.

Motivation as a key factor in rehabilitation ?? ? At cereneo, we integrate motivational strategies to help patients overcome the challenges of recovery from neurological conditions. By setting personalized goals, providing social support, and using both intrinsic and extrinsic motivators, we empower patients to stay focused on their journey to recovery. ?? Read the full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/gyfpHHgf ? #Neurorehabilitation #Motivation #RecoveryJourney

Patient Stories: "You never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice." - Doctor (this one I like) said to his patient quoting Bob Marley when the patient was complaining about their weakness in the face of dementia. He was lonely and didn't have any family/ friend to look after him. Facts: The patient is not demented and their #BrainSee test score came out low, suggesting that he is more similar to those who have NOT progressed to #Alzheimer's #dementia even 5 years after their amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) diagnosis. The doctor considered the patient's clinical context as well (a requirement we enforce for using #BrainSee) and in the end, concluded that the patient is more likely going to be fine and stay stable #aMCI or even improve if they change their lifestyle/ mindset. The patient was reassured and happy. The doctor asked are you sure you don't have any family/ friends? What about a community? He said no. The doctor asked why? He said I'm a difficult person. I don't approve of things easily and I see flaws in people right away. Doctor (smiling): Why not start your own community? A community of people you approve and have similar standards as yourself. The patient felt empowered and highly motivated when leaving the doctor's office. Visit Briansee.ai to learn more!

?? News out of Munich on €16 million investment for Digital therapy platform | neurocare group market expansion into the Middle East & US ? What to know: ??Globally, 12.9% of people are affected by mental disorders, with direct and indirect costs expected to reach $6 trillion by 2030. ??The treatment of mental health conditions remains significantly lacking in most countries and presenting a unique growth opportunity for companies like neurocare. ??neurocare uses innovative #mentalhealth care methods and tools including sleep assessment, therapeutics, psychotherapy, TMS and neurofeedback, all supervised within a cloud-based solution, to empower clinicians and deliver individualized care. ??Link to full press release: https://lnkd.in/emz4MBxQ ↗ Key People to Follow from neurocare group: ?? Tom Mechtersheimer, Founder and CEO ?? Trevor Brown, Ph.D, neuroscientist & Global Academy Manager #Research #Healthcare #VentureCapital #BrainHealth

??? Exciting News! Tune into the VBC One podcast for part 1 of Dr. Shannon Decker’s interview with our VP, Product Management, Jennifer Cobb. Jennifer discusses the importance of establishing a baseline for cognition and early detection for cognitive impairment, as well as how BrainCheck’s technology is enhancing patient care. Listen in below.?? #BrainCheck #VBCOne #VBConePodcast #BrainHealth Dr. Shannon I. Decker, PhD., MBA, MBA, M.Ed., M.Ed.

From improved motor skills to cognitive enhancements, witness the transformative power of personalized care. #NeuroRehabilitation #StrokeRecovery #NeurologicalTherapy #RehabilitationJourney #BrainHealth #NeuroRecovery #RehabilitationSuccess #StrokeSurvivor #NeurologicalRehab #BrainInjuryRehab

?? Exploring New Hope for Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injuries Nova Southeastern University is pioneering an exciting new study on the effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) for veterans suffering from mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) and post-concussion syndrome. This phase 1 study focuses on improving cognitive and mental health for veterans—addressing issues like memory, sleep, and overall brain function. Participants undergo HBOT twice daily, 60 minutes each session, for four weeks. Researchers will assess the impact of HBOT on brain health using Brain SPECT scans, QEEG, and blood tests that analyze inflammation and mitochondrial function. Additionally, self-reported questionnaires and computer-based assessments measure changes in sleep, pain, mental health, memory, and coordination. This study could offer groundbreaking support for veterans’ long-term health and well-being. This post is brought to you by Olivia Gray! ?? #VeteranHealth #TraumaticBrainInjury #HBOT #BrainHealth #NovaSoutheasternUniversity #MilitaryResearch #MentalHealth #CognitiveRecovery #CCRS https://lnkd.in/gJFqtzsb

Chloe Burgess, Esther Jie Tian, Elizabeth Tyack and Saravana Kumar explored the barriers and enablers to physical activity (PA) among individuals living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Their mixed-method systematic review highlights the complex, multi-dimensional challenges faced by this population. Key barriers include fluctuating health conditions, lack of social and professional support, environmental constraints and insufficient knowledge. However, the study also identifies facilitators like personal motivation, social support, accessible infrastructure and better education on the benefits of PA. The findings emphasize the need for holistic, person-centered approaches in rehabilitation strategies. Integrating frameworks like the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) into practice could provide more tailored and effective solutions. Additionally, raising awareness among healthcare professionals about the unique realities of TBI and the importance of ongoing, adaptive support is critical. The authors advocate for bespoke solutions, recognizing that no one-size-fits-all approach exists. Regular evaluations are essential to adjust interventions to evolving needs. This research enriches clinical practice and calls for strengthened collaboration between patients and caregivers to maximize the impact of PA. #TraumaticBrainInjury #PhysicalActivity #Rehabilitation #HolisticCare #SystematicReview

How do we bring Metabolic Healthcare to everyone, especially those without access to Metabolic Healthcare Professionals? We start by making it more accessible. When I started Metabolic Therapies, I didn't have a MHP to guide me first hand. It's not like I couldn't afford it, but I didn't believe I was worth spending any money on at the time (depression is a terrible thing) Now that I am thriving and in remission for over two years, I know how many people are just like me and need help. Having access to Generative A.I. in Anacker Marketing Group S.A. is one of the ways we can make Metabolic Healthcare a reality for everyone. HEART Labs can build a virtual MHP with this tech and make an assistant available on your phone, tablet or computer. This does not replace real MHPs of course, but gives people a little virtual coach to help them get started. This is one of the many ways we are combining our resources in tech to help support the Metabolic Healthcare movement. Can't wait to share more with you as we develop more and more ways our existing tech can help this cause. We hope you all are watching closely, hope is coming ?????? Baszucki Group X Metabolic Mind X Anacker Marketing Group S.A. X HEART Labs leading the way to a brighter future together ?? #metabolicrevolution #metabolicmind #bazsuckigroup #ketocarnivore #keto #carnivore #lowcarb #paleo #BrainEnergy #DiagnosisDiet #BetterBrain #healing #thrive #metabolichealth #metabolictherapy #metabolicpsychiatry #metabolicpsychology #menthealth #mentalillness #bipolar #bipolardisorder #remission #healing #hope