NEUROREHABILITATION

• Acquired Brain Injury

• Neurodegenerative Diseases

• Neurodevelopmental Disorders

• Intellectual Disability

• Mental Illness

• Normal Aging

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New investigations in different areas have provided an improved understanding of how the brain works; such as the possibility of the brain's own recuperation or modification (neuroplasticity).

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It has been shown that the brain is a dynamic organ capable of undergoing considerable modifications after suffering injuries or environmental changes. Due to this, great importance is currently being given to provide effective rehabilitation in cases of acquired brain injury and adequate stimulation to slow cognitive deterioration characteristic of certain pathologies.

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