Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Cognitive flexibility and creativity in healthy older adults | Healthy ageing is not a uniform decline. Many older adults retain broad knowledge, vocabulary, social judgement and the capacity to invent, while speed,… | |
| Neuropsychological effects of migraine and headache disorders | Migraine and other headache disorders can affect cognition as well as cause pain. During an attack, many people report slowed thinking, poor concentration,… | |
| Teleneuropsychology for Rural and Underserved Communities | Teleneuropsychology uses secure video, digital assessment tools and remote clinical supervision to extend neuropsychological care beyond major hospitals. For… | |
| Processing speed and social functioning in psychosis | INS 2018, the International Neuropsychological Society’s mid-year meeting, was held in Prague, Czech Republic, from 18–20 July 2018. It joined neuroscience,… | |
| Cognitive outcomes in children with hydrocephalus and shunt treatment | At the INS 2018 mid-year meeting in Prague, held from 18 to 20 July 2018, clinicians and researchers examined how neuroscience can support humane care. The… | |
| Assessing Metacognition After Traumatic Brain Injury | Metacognition is the capacity to notice, understand and regulate one’s own thinking. After traumatic brain injury, a person may struggle to recognise memory… | |
| Neuroprotective effects of exercise on cognitive aging | Regular physical activity is increasingly recognised as a practical way to support brain health across later life. Aerobic movement, strength training, balance… | |
| Integrating Neuropsychological Feedback Into Patient and Family Counselling | Neuropsychological assessment can give patients and relatives a clearer picture of memory, attention, language, emotional regulation and executive functioning.… | |
| What patients should know about ECT and memory | Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) can be a highly effective treatment for severe depression, catatonia, bipolar disorder and some psychotic illnesses. It is… | |
| Measuring emotional recognition in frontotemporal dementia | Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) can alter how a person reads faces, voices and social situations, even when memory appears relatively preserved. Emotional… |
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