Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Using graph theory to understand brain network disruptions in schizophrenia | Schizophrenia is often described through symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, and reduced motivation. Yet these experiences also… | |
| The Gut-Brain Axis In Neuropsychological Practice | Neuropsychology has traditionally examined cognition, behavior, emotion, and brain function through neurological, psychiatric, and psychosocial lenses. Growing… | |
| Detecting Mild Cognitive Impairment Before Decline Accelerates | Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) occupies a critical space between expected age-related changes and dementia. People may notice slower recall, difficulty… | |
| Neuropsychology of Functional Neurological Disorder | Functional neurological disorder (FND) sits at the intersection of neurology, psychology, psychiatry, rehabilitation, and social experience. Patients may… | |
| How culture shapes performance on frontal lobe tests | Frontal lobe tests are often presented as objective measures of executive function, yet performance is shaped by far more than neural efficiency. Language,… | |
| Cognitive Changes After Chemotherapy In Breast Cancer Care | Breast cancer treatment can extend survival while creating cognitive concerns that are difficult to see during routine follow-up. Some patients describe… | |
| Ethical Neuropsychological Data Use In Forensic Settings | Neuropsychological findings can influence competency decisions, disability claims, criminal responsibility, sentencing, child custody, and civil damages. In… | |
| The neuropsychology of chronic pain: mechanisms and management | Chronic pain is more than a persistent signal from injured tissue. It is a complex experience shaped by the nervous system, attention, emotion, memory, sleep,… | |
| Cross-National Norms for the Trail Making Test | The Trail Making Test (TMT) remains one of the most widely used measures of visual attention, processing speed, sequencing, and cognitive flexibility. Its… | |
| Neuropsychological Rehabilitation After Traumatic Brain Injury in Veterans | Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can affect attention, memory, processing speed, emotional regulation, sleep, and physical functioning. For veterans, the causes… |
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