La estimulacion transcranial magnetica: Aspectos historicos
Me parece que la última década ha visto un resurgimiento de interés sobre el magnetismo y su posible uso como una modalidad terapéutica para una gran variedad de trastornos relacionados […]
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Transcranial Magentic Stimulation and Autism: Generalities
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) offers a way of modulating the way the cerebral cortex works. The magnitude and direction of the effects, whether excitatory or inhibitory, depends on the variables […]
Los orígenes de la hipótesis de inhibición/excitación en el autismo
Hace muchos años escribí un artículo describiendo las anomalías de la corteza cerebral en individuos autistas. Debido a que la misma negociaba con conceptos básicos de la neurociencia pensé que […]
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation: Historical Aspects
It seems to me that the last decade has seen a resurgence of interest about magnetism and its possible use as a therapeutic modality for a variety of health related […]
Como es que la gente no presta atencion a los resultados de investigacion sobre el autismo?
Hace varios años mantuve correspondencia con el padre de un niño autista (vamos a llamarlo Jim). El mismo estaba interesado en nuestros resultados de investigación que demostraban una anormalidad en […]
The origins of the inhibitory/excitatory hypothesis in autism
Many years ago I wrote an article that described abnormalities of the cerebral cortex in autistic individuals. Because the same dealt with basic concepts of neuroscience I thought it best […]
Why people won’t listen when it comes to research in autism?
Several years ago I corresponded with a parent (let’s call him Jim) who was interested in our findings of disturbed cortical organization in the brains of autistic individuals. The cerebral […]
Criando al Cachorro
“Criando al Cachorro” es el libro más reciente publicado por John Elder Robison . En cierto sentido, el libro ofrece un paralelismo entre padre e hijo cuando John recuerda episodios […]
What makes for good outcomes in autism?
I have given a large number of lectures in regards to autism and tend to learn more from the questions of the audience than from my own lecture preparations. Usually […]
Looking Beyond The Haze By Paul Isaacs
The following is an invited blog by Paul Isaacs. I have written about Paul before as someone that I admire. Paul is a speaker, trainer, author and consultant on the […]
