Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| How clinicians can distinguish everyday forgetfulness from memory decline | Forgetting a name, misplacing keys or walking into a room without remembering why is common across adulthood. Stress, poor sleep, medication effects, hearing… | |
| Understanding Body Integrity Dysphoria Through Neuropsychology | Body integrity dysphoria (BID) describes a persistent sense that a healthy limb or bodily function does not belong to the person’s body map. Some people… | |
| Cognitive Reserve And Post-Stroke Cognitive Recovery | A stroke can disrupt attention, memory, language, processing speed and executive function even when physical impairment appears mild. Recovery is shaped by… | |
| Using D-KEFS across cultures and clinical settings | Executive-function assessment becomes more valuable when it reflects the language, education, culture and daily demands of the person being tested. The… | |
| Autoimmune Encephalitis Through a Neuropsychological Lens | Autoimmune encephalitis is an inflammatory brain disorder in which the immune system disrupts neural function. People may develop memory loss, seizures,… | |
| When culture shapes verbal fluency scores | The effect of cultural bias on verbal fluency measures is easy to underestimate. A task that asks someone to produce as many words as possible in a minute may… | |
| Linking Neuropsychological Scores With Everyday Dementia Care | A neuropsychological test score can describe memory, attention, language, or executive control with impressive precision. It cannot, by itself, show whether… | |
| Managing Test Anxiety During Neuropsychological Assessment | Neuropsychological testing can feel demanding even when a person is well prepared. Timed tasks, unfamiliar equipment, memory challenges and the fear of… | |
| Tourette syndrome through a broader neuropsychological lens | Tourette syndrome is commonly recognised through motor and vocal tics, yet this visible feature represents only part of a complex neurodevelopmental profile. A… | |
| Using Wearable Sensors to Assess Real-World Cognitive Performance | Cognitive ability is often measured in a quiet clinic, with standardised instructions and few distractions. Everyday life is different. People make decisions… |
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