Who we are

Imparables is an institute of children neurorehabilitation which emerged in June 2010 with the aim of becoming a referent in innovation and quality, able to offer a cognitive, sensorial and motor integral re-education.

But it is, above all, the project of two parents, Fernando and Pilar – university professors in Psychobiology and Experimental Psychology – who wanted to offer the best neurorehabilitation system to their daughter, Paula.

Imparables has received the certification of Young Innovative Company submitted by the quality agency AENOR, which certificates the quality and innovation of our services.

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Our team

Our multidisplinary vocation results in a professional team of neuropsychologists, speech-therapists, physiotherapists and occupational therapists that work coordinated on individualized therapies designed for each child, taking always into account the essential labor of its family and closest environment.

Fernando Sánchez Santed

Founding partner of InPaula

Pilar Flores Cubos

Director and founding partner of InPaula

Patricia Parra Ruiz

Administration and information

Rosa Cánovas López

Neuropsychologist

Yasmina Medina Iruela

Speech-therapist

Patrizia Salvestrini

Research and visual therapy

Pilar de Haro

Speech-therapist

Anabel Plana Rosalez

Speech-therapist

Victor Guerra Aranda

psychologist

Pilar Fernández Martín

Psychologist

Inmaculada Gómez Becerra

Physiotherapist

Leticia Parra Medialdea

Physiotherapist

Ana Teruel Gallardo

Ocupational Therapist

We innovate

InPaula was founded as a technology-based company. Our project has therefore, a strong linkage to the university world.

In this way, we currently develop various technological innovation projects together with several companies, universities and health institutions.

Virtual reality, the use of tablets or the development of an equine system

From the first moment, we have carried on a constant research to enhance our therapies and incorporate innovative technological solutions applied to the stimulation and neurological rehabilitation areas.

Virtual reality, the use of tablets or the development of an equine system are examples of how we apply the potential of the new technologies to the daily life.