Integration of brain, mind, and body rooted in cognitive science
Cognitive science is an interdisciplinary discipline (a cross-disciplinary research system that spans different fields) such as neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and anthropology. Cognitive science and artificial intelligence are said to be twin disciplines ...
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When the human brain is exposed to a large amount of information, it undergoes a condition called overload, which, if sustained for a long period of time, leads to brain homeostasis dysfunction (BD).
Living organisms hit by overload will show appropriate signs (symptoms), but when these are masked...
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When the human brain acquires new abilities, or when the damaged brain recovers, it changes structurally and functionally by strengthening and rewiring neural circuits.
This phenomenon of positive changes in the brain is called neuroplasticity or brain plasticity ...
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It is an integrated therapy and custom-made treatment that combines multiple techniques in consideration of the constitution and characteristics of each patient. In the first place, there is a potential "individual difference in effect" in many medical practices, but an approach that focuses on it rather than ignoring it ...
What are BFIs?
One of the rehabilitation methods for stroke is joint neurological therapy "ANT".BFI is a technology born out of diverting this to the treatment of intractable pain. [Brain-Finger Interface] ..
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Cognitive science is an interdisciplinary discipline (a cross-disciplinary research system that spans different fields) such as neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and anthropology. Cognitive science and artificial intelligence are said to be twin disciplines ...
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For those interested in Cognitive Science Integrated Approach (COSIA)
In the current situation where image labeling and diagnosis of the cause of pain diverge, the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) has revised the definition of pain and is shifting to the "emotional origin theory of pain."
If you are interested in COSIA, please visit the "Special Site for Medical Professionals and Therapists". We look forward to your participation.
