Dr Wael Berro
Use of Neuropsychology
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Use of Neuropsychology For thousands of years, human beings have known that the brain’s functioning has an impact on psychological states.
Indeed, as far back as 3500 BC people had an interest in the brain’s effect on behaviour, and throughout history, researchers and doctors (famous or otherwise) have been fascinated by the brain and its correlation to the mind. It’s based on their work that the field of neuropsychology emerged in the late 19th century.
In Therapy Mental health experts have long worked with the brain despite being unable to visually see the organ. That’s because of neuropsychology, which is a relatively new field that continues to offer specialists such as therapists insights into brain functioning. Therapists often rely on this body of knowledge, combined with medical knowledge, to perform a variety of therapeutic techniques. One of the sub-fields within neuropsychology is clinical neuropsychology, which analyses the conditions that affect brain health and how its functioning affects mental health. Clinical neuropsychologists are trained to provide comprehensive assessments that provide insights into potential issues affecting the brain. By collaborating with other medical specialists, therapists can offer assistance and feedback to patients on how to manage or improve brain activity for targeted outcomes.
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One of the sub-fields within neuropsychology is clinical neuropsychology, which analyses the conditions that affect brain health and how its functioning affects mental health.
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