Excited to have been offered a place at the next @VisceralMind summer school Bangor University in September 2024 😁🧠 #neuro #neuroanatomy #neuropsychology

4.5 years in #Carlisle come to an end. I’ve learned lots over the past few years working in older adult services, with great people, and had many amazing opportunities 🙏🏼 Looking forward to being back in the #northeast and starting with #Gateshead #OlderAdult #Psychology team ☺️

Please RT the study below👇OPSYRIS BPS DoN @NeleDemeyere Cat Ford @posyknights Nils Rickardsson Dr Lawson Falshaw Dr Mark Griffiths

New treatments on the horizon, if approved for us in the UK, have the potential to transform the care landscape. However, as these drugs would only be available to those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, people do not receive an accurate diagnosis early enough. 1/2

‘If all my life’s memories were playing cards ordered by time this stroke shuffled the deck’ Spouse: people thought she was making stuff up. She was talking about actual events, but they happened 20 years ago and she was talking as if they happened yesterday.

Head injuries are not "optional" to be concerned about. Clear brief loss of consciousness = brain injury at 32s on this clip. Where is the research which recommends continuing to play until half-time? Take #HeadInjury seriously If in doubt, sit them out #rugby BPS DoN IRFU

🎉 We're thrilled to announce that the Dementia Researcher website Dementia Researcher has reached a significant milestone! Over the past year, we've listed a whopping 1000 jobs in dementia research! This is a testament to the growing interest and commitment to advancing our

After two short but enjoyable months with the Gateshead Older Adult Psychology team, come the start of next month I’ll be moving on again. Excited to be joining the #Neuropsychology team at Walkergate Park 🧠. Come back full circle from my trainee days when I did my elective here

Research released this week will spell out the lifestyle and environmental issues that can lead to the condition and the steps that can cut your risk of developing it

A #compassion focused formulation to try and make sense of the recent UK far-right #riots. #threatsystem #CFT

153 million people will be living with dementia by 2050. This figure can be cut in half by addressing these 14 risk factors.🧵

If you would like to find out more about training to be a clinical psychologist at Newcastle, please join us for our admissions event on 24th Oct via Zoom. Sign up via this form: eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%… #dclinpsy

Please join the INS Dementia SIG’s upcoming webinar, “Dementia Prevention in Low and Middle-Income Countries: The LATAM-FINGERS Experience” with Lucía Crivelli on September 4 at 11am ET. Link to register: tiny.cc/586azz See you there! Dr. S. Duke Han Andrew Kiselica, PhD, ABPP

Mental health difficulties for Stroke Survivors is incredibly common. Despite this, the mental health of Stroke Survivors is chronically under researched. That changes now. Find out more below: app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/uea/scots

Its been a while since we recorded it but this is really worth a listen. We talk to Nadiia Rechun and Alistair Teager @ajteager about clinical neuropsychology in Ukraine

We are collaborating with BPS DoN on a framework of neuropsych competencies for OP psychologists. If you're an OP Psychologist and want to join a working group to help decide which competencies feel essential v desirable for our specialism, please email: [email protected]

Does the family history in Parkinson's matter? You bet it does; it is there in 22% of cases. How about the environment? Check out the data on family histories of folks w/ PD and family w/ essential tremor, bipolar, depression and cognitive impairment by Arienti and colleagues

Can you get bilateral symmetric globus pallidus strokes? Yep. It is pretty darn rare especially with dissections. Chen and colleagues detail a really nice case from their practice in a new issue of Annals of Neurology American Neurological Association. Key Points: - What is the blood supply to the

Most viewed in the last 7 days from JAMA Psychiatry: Which antipsychotics are associated with the most beneficial outcomes regarding cognitive function and, secondarily, quality of life and social functioning? ja.ma/3NOvlnG

🥺 People with #delirium often have #hallucinations ℹ️ But mostly they don't tell staff or carers ➡️ Crucial to ask directly e.g. "Are you seeing anything around the bed that is frightening you?" More info: academic.oup.com/ageing/article…