Neuropsychology is the study of how brain structures and functions influence cognitive abilities and behaviors. Cognitive neuroscience combines psychology and neuroscience to explore the biological processes behind memory, decision-making, emotions, and learning. These disciplines are crucial for diagnosing and treating conditions like dementia, traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, and mental health disorders. The Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience session will focus on the latest research linking brain function to cognitive processes. It will feature discussions on brain mapping, advanced diagnostic tools, and innovative therapies for cognitive rehabilitation.

This session is perfect for psychologists, neurologists, cognitive scientists, rehabilitation specialists, educators, and students exploring neuropsychology conferences. It is also beneficial for mental health professionals and researchers developing interventions for cognitive disorders. By attending, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between brain health and behavior while exploring strategies to enhance cognitive performance.