Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Research
... provide rehabilitation treatments that improve patients’ ability to cognitively compensate for and emotionally adjust to their ...and rehabilitation interventions for cognitive and/or emotional disorders, ...
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Editorial: Clinical neuropsychology in the management of myotonic dystrophy
... Importantly, Fujino et al. (4) demonstrated that performance on several cognitive tests was positively correlated with psychosocial aspects of quality of life. The cross-sectional design does not allow us to disentangle ...
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Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology (APPCN Program Code: 9942)
... Acute Rehabilitation Unit, including the Low Level-Brain Injury Program and the Acute Rehabilitation Program; and Shepherd Pathways including residential, day treatment and outpatient ...
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All change: a stroke inpatient service’s experience of a new clinical neuropsychology delivery model
... clinical neuropsychology service developed by the Department of Neuropsychology and Clinical Health Psychology, in order to meet the needs of stroke survivors and their families referred into a large acute ...
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Study on Neuropsychology of First Episode Schizophrenia: Characterization and Clinical Correlates.
... Lysaker et al. (1995) found that better WCST performance was related to higher levels of work functioning, and this relationship appeared to be at least partially independent of differences in age, education and overall ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... psychosocial rehabilitation, social problem solving, and degree of independent living) for those diagnosed with schizophrenia: with reviews of the area suggesting that vigilance, assessed through the CPT, has a ...
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Postdoctoral Fellowship in Neuropsychology
... clinical neuropsychology training at the VAMC, although major rotations (part-time placements) may be possible ...Ph.D. Neuropsychology services include a mixture of outpatient and inpatient evaluations ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... Street Rehabilitation Service, Peacock Centre, Campbell House, Gavitt House, Bellereve Centre and Derwent Valley Centre for providing time and space for conducting interviews with ...
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Through A Scanner Darkly: Neuropsychology and psychosis in Philip K. Dick's novel "A Scanner Darkly"
... For its insight into altered states, Philip K. Dick’s writing is especially noteworthy however; he was highly knowledgeable about mental illness, not only from his own experience – he regularly saw a psychiatrist for ...
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Physiological responses to verbally inaccessible pictorial information in the left and right hemispheres. Neuropsychology
... negative emotional trials, while there were larger left than right hemisphere responses on positive. emotional trials only in the interhemispheric group (see Figure 2)[r] ...
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Stephen S. Meharg, Ph.D., ABN Neuropsychology, Clinical Psychology, and Consulting Services
... Presentation given at the medical staff roundtable conference of St John Medical Center, Longview, WA. Neuropsychological Approaches to Understanding and Diagnosing Dementia[r] ...
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Forensic Neuropsychology: Essential Information to Know Before Embarking on a Path Less (but Increasingly) Traveled
... A license in his or her state or province to practice psychology and/or clinical neuropsychology independently, or is employed as a neuropsychologist by an exempt agency.. Forensic [r] ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... If significant correlations between any of these components of attention and symptom groupings under the proposed eleven-dimension model of symptomatology are identified that are not app[r] ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... Secondly, the presence of eye tracking disorder appears to be largely specific to schizophrenia: while prevalence estimates of the presence of pursuit dysfunction vary depending on the e[r] ...
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The neuropsychology of emerging psychosis and the role of working memory in episodic memory encoding
... Methods: We examined episodic memory encoding and WM by administering the California Verbal Learning Test, a 2-back task, and the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test in 90 first-episode psych[r] ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... Table 87: Pearson product-moment correlations between the number of backward-direction ‘reversal’ saccades during smooth linear pursuit eye tracking and symptoms under the three-, five- [r] ...
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NEUROPSYCHOLOGY AND COPING STYLES OF HIV/AIDS INFECTED INDIVIDUALS OF MANIPUR
... Results also shows that among females using social support as coping strategies enhances performance of Auditory Verbal Learning and Memory whereas emotion focused hinders t[r] ...
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NEW TRENDS AND ISSUES IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Postconcussive Syndrome Cases
... Clinical neuropsychology is based on its empirical research of the relationships between a person’s brain and that person’s behavior. Essentially, it is assumed that the patient once functioned in a certain ...
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In-home Rehabilitation Support Physician System, Convalescent to maintenance rehabilitation, Community rehabilitation liaison
... Tokyo Rehabilitation Hospital to each SP (called “In-home Rehabilita- tion Support Physician Chart”), Sumida Medical Association has received no complaints thus ...
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Relationships between the Symptomatology and Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia: Three, Five, Eleven, or a Greater Number of Valid Syndromes?
... The large Peralta and Cuesta 1999 study of 660 inpatients identified 11 interpretable factors, supporting six of the comparison factors used in Table 19 blunting, social dysfunctions, lo[r] ...
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