Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Cognitive recovery after cardiac arrest | When the heart stops, the brain is starved of oxygen within seconds, and the cascade of injury that follows shapes a survivor's life far beyond the intensive… | |
| Applying the Boston Naming Test Across Cultural and Language Boundaries | The Boston Naming Test has become a cornerstone instrument in neuropsychological batteries, offering a structured confrontation naming task that complements… | |
| Subjective Cognitive Complaints in Healthy Aging: Clinical Relevance | When older Australians report that memory feels less reliable or that words hover frustratingly out of reach, they describe what clinicians term subjective… | |
| Memory, emotion, and the neuropsychology of trauma | Post-traumatic stress disorder sits at the intersection of disturbed autobiographical memory and dysregulated emotional response. Decades of neuroimaging work… | |
| Cognitive effects of antiepileptic medications in young patients | Treating epilepsy in childhood requires a delicate balance. Anticonvulsant medications remain the cornerstone of seizure management, yet the very drugs that… | |
| Assessment of Verbal Fluency in Bilingual Speakers | Australians often encounter clinical scenarios where a single patient speaks several languages at home, at work, and in the wider community. Verbal fluency… | |
| Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis and the Developing Mind | Pediatric multiple sclerosis accounts for roughly 3 to 5 percent of all MS diagnoses, yet its impact on a young person's cognitive trajectory is profound. When… | |
| Executive Dysfunction in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder | Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder has long been recognised as more than a surface-level anxiety condition. Beneath the rituals and intrusive thoughts lies a… | |
| Cognitive Reserve and Resilience in Aging Brain Networks | Cognitive reserve describes the brain's capacity to sustain function despite accumulating pathology. Across the lifespan, individuals who build richer… | |
| How the Hippocampus Powers Spatial Navigation and Wayfinding | When you emerge from a tram stop in Melbourne's labyrinthine laneways, your brain begins a subtle calculation. Within seconds, it weighs the angle of the… |
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