Understanding the sense of self and bodily awareness is a central issue in cognitive neuroscience and psychology. A growing body of research suggests that interoception—the brain’s ability to sense, interpret, and integrate internal bodily signals—plays a vital role in our experience of being embodied and… Read More »The Role of Interoception in Body Ownership and the Stability of the Self
Many programmes study the infant siblings of children with autism? What are the limitations and ethical considerations related to this approach? Do they outweigh the benefits? Introduction Studying infant siblings of children with autism (SIBs-A) offers valuable insights into early developmental trajectories and contributes significantly… Read More »The infant siblings of children with autism
When it comes to ADHD, many families and individuals are looking for effective support that goes beyond medication. One approach that is gaining attention—and is backed by growing scientific research—is neurofeedback. Neurofeedback is a non-invasive therapy designed to improve focus, self-regulation, and sleep by helping… Read More »Using Neurofeedback for ADHD: A Natural Way to Train the Brain