Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Traumatic Axonal Injury: Executive Function and Psychosocial Outcomes | Acceleration-deceleration forces that shear axons across the white matter often leave no trace on early CT scans yet reshape cognition for decades. Australian… | |
| Neuropsychological Assessment in Dementia Care Planning | Neuropsychological assessment helps turn concerns about memory and thinking into a clearer care plan. It examines attention, learning, language, executive… | |
| Working memory training in older adults: evidence and expectations | Cognitive training programmes have moved from laboratory curiosity to a global industry, and Australia is no exception. Pharmacies in Sydney and Brisbane stock… | |
| Childhood epilepsy and cognitive development: common comorbidities | Childhood epilepsy can affect far more than seizure control. Recurrent seizures, disrupted sleep, medication effects and the underlying neurological condition… | |
| Assessing Visual Perception in Posterior Cortical Atrophy | Posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) is a neurodegenerative syndrome in which visual processing becomes impaired even when routine eye examinations may appear… | |
| Psychosocial adjustment after anterior temporal lobectomy | For people living with drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy, anterior temporal lobectomy offers the hope of seizure freedom, but the months and years that… | |
| How Stress and Cortisol Shape Memory Performance | Delegates at the INS 2018 mid-year meeting in Prague explored many clinical questions, with the hormonal dimensions of cognition drawing strong interest from… | |
| Computerized Adaptive Testing in Neuropsychological Assessment | The field of neuropsychology has long balanced the rigour of standardised batteries against the practical limits of clinic time, patient fatigue, and clinician… | |
| Mapping Language Recovery Patterns in Aphasia Following Stroke | Approximately one-third of stroke survivors in Australia experience aphasia, a language disorder that disrupts speaking, comprehension, reading, and writing.… | |
| The cerebellum's hidden role in higher cognition | For decades the cerebellum was treated as a compact motor controller, the part of the brain responsible for balance, posture, and the smooth sequencing of… |
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