CORRECTION: Counselors will be available at the Hannah Community Center beginning at 8 a.m. Tuesday, February 14.

Are you interested in learning more about cognitive control of motor function? ✅ Do you want to hang out with cool people for 2 years? ✅ We are recruiting for a National MS Society funded postdoctoral fellow! Please message me or find me at #APTACSM this week if interested!!

Grateful to have been able to share a snippet of some of my current work coming out of the Healthy Brain Aging Lab at #DACC 🧠 Looking forward to what’s still to come.

Thanks U-M Alzheimer's Disease Center for the feature on my research in the Detroit Aging Brain Study. 20+ year changes in heart health and cog aging. People in Detroit have remarkable resiliency that we can learn from to help all aging adults maintain cognitive health. Gerontology @ WSU Wayne State Psychology

Great conference going today. Featuring #DaughertyLab work on * Hipp subfield Roya Homayouni * Wayfinding Alexis Chargo * Cog-Mobility w/Takla Neuroimaging and Neurorehabilitation Lab * Distressed Community by C Lee * Medication Adherence by C Ryan Gerontology @ WSU Wayne State Psychology

Congrats Alexis Chargo for winning the Elizabeth Olson Memorial Paper Award Gerontology @ WSU for her paper on age and sex differences in cognitive mapping in a virtual Morris water maze!!! From the Detroit Aging Brain Study #DaughertyLab.

2. Congrats on her first-author publication in collab with Alexis Chargo and Ana M Daugherty “Cognitive contributors of backward walking in persons with #MultipleSclerosis”. We show that visuospatial memory and verbal recall impairments contribute to BW velocity deficits.

Check it out! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37600498/

Happy #worldOTDay — grateful to be part of a profession that gets to help restore meaning and value to the lives of some of our most vulnerable populations 🫶🏼🧠

Great time with Wayne State IOG colleagues at the Alzheimer's Association Detroit walk yesterday. They gave us purple lab coats for presenting our research. #ENDALZ

Society for Neuroscience (SfN) 23 tomorrow afternoon Check out work led by Alexis Chargo presenting neural and cog correlates of spatial nav-cog mapping profiles in Detroit Aging Brain Study. You might be surprised what predicted the age shift... hint: it wasn't hippocampus!

Society for Neuroscience (SfN) 23 tomorrow afternoon Co-led by Taylor Alexis Chargo on mobility correlates of spatial nav in a MS patient group. Twist... the spatial nav is a SEATED virtual task. Check out our work building an understanding of mobility affecting cog processing. Neuroimaging and Neurorehabilitation Lab

Go Ana M Daugherty ! Exciting feature of my mentor and the incredible work she is doing! 🧠

@SteffiHartwell Love the wayfinding map signs in our age-friendly university! Alexis Chargo is a licensed OT & neurosci grad student studying the cognitive-motor-brain architecture of wayfinding, and its changes with age and dementia. #LifelongLearning Gerontology @ WSU Wayne State Psychology

Detroit Aging Brain Study team will be there! Come play brain games and test your trivia knowledge. Learn about how the brain and memory changes across the lifespan. Gerontology @ WSU @psych

Huge congratulations to Nicholas Chargo, PhD on a successful dissertation defense! SO proud of you and all of your incredible accomplishments. Cheers to you, Dr. Chargo! 🫶🏼🦴

Be sure to check out the newest issue of our #SpartanDO Journeys. This issue focuses on MSUCOM's D.O.-Ph.D. Physician-Scientist Training Program, a fully-funded dual degree program for students who have achieved excellence in research & academics. mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m…

What a great week at CMSC ! So proud of this group for presenting their work and completely surprised and honored to receive the IOMSRT ARTY award! IJMSC Applebaum College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences National MS Society National Honor Society in Neuroscience WSU Wayne State Neuroscience @WayneStateTNP Wayne State University DPT Wayne State University

New paper! · #Backward #walking metrics, including BW velocity, reliably assess #MultipleSclerosis mobility. · BW in MS shows modest correlations with future #falls & physical activity, warranting further study. @Paddytwin1 Neuroimaging and Neurorehabilitation Lab meridian.allenpress.com/ijmsc/article/…

Congratulations to Taylor on her @NICHD_NIH F31 being funded on the first submission! Taylor is investigating neural, motor, cognitive, and psychological factors contributing to fear of falling in #MultipleSclerosis. Wayne State University @WayneStateTNP.