Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Preoperative Neuropsychology and Functional Outcomes in Epilepsy Surgery | Epilepsy surgery can reduce seizure frequency or achieve seizure freedom, yet its value is measured across a much wider landscape. Memory, language, mood,… | |
| Virtual Reality and the Ecological Assessment of Executive Function in Australia | For decades, neuropsychologists in Australian clinics have relied on pencil-and-paper batteries such as the Trail Making Test, Stroop, and Tower of London to… | |
| Pediatric Brain Injury and Long-Term School Outcomes | A knock to the head during a Saturday arvo footy match, a fall from a backyard trampoline, or a bicycle crash on the way to school - in Australia, these… | |
| Gender differences in visuospatial processing following brain injury | When a blow to the skull leaves someone struggling to navigate a familiar hallway or read a map they once knew by heart, the loss often feels deeply personal.… | |
| How the frontal lobe shapes social cognition and empathy | The frontal lobe stands as one of the most complex regions of the human brain, orchestrating everything from impulse control to emotional nuance. Researchers… | |
| Diagnosing Dementia Subtypes in Multilingual Patients Across Clinical Settings | Differential diagnosis of dementia becomes markedly more complex when patients use two or more languages in daily life. Standard neuropsychological batteries… | |
| Cognitive Outcomes from Yoga and Mindfulness Interventions | Mind-body practices have moved from the margins of wellness culture into the centre of clinical research over the past two decades. Neuropsychologists now… | |
| A case-based method for telling MCI apart from typical ageing | Working out whether an older patient has mild cognitive impairment or simply the expected slip-ups of ageing is one of the most common diagnostic puzzles in… | |
| Predictors and interventions in post-stroke cognitive recovery | Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability in Australia, where more than 50,000 new events occur each year and roughly 400,000 people live with its… | |
| Building Brief Cognitive Screens That Actually Hold Up Clinically | The waiting room is full, the GP has twelve minutes per patient, and a worried daughter wants to know whether her dad's memory changes are just ageing or… |
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