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Our new open access paper on experiences of post-#ICU #COVID19 survivors. Provides insight into life post ICU, feeling cared for, anger at those denying the serious nature of covid and more. Well done to Rebecca Collins 👏 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

Been using Bl Sky for a few weeks. At the same time, Twitter content has deteriorated further. The real joy is that it is less busy over there so far and I'm spending less time on it.

#OTD in 1882 the Irish writer James Joyce was born: fivebooks.com/people/james-j…

A love poem by Anne Carson (Gemini)

Fantastic webinar with Marie Lynch neuro-mapping lead from DFI & Mags Rogers,Executive Director of Neurological Alliance of Ireland on the joint neuro mapping project carried out in partnership with HSE. Great sense of the 'as is' picture of neuro rehab and anticipating emerging services

I've always been fascinated by visual cognition and the clinical challenges assessment can pose. I've been greatly enjoying these videos from Dr Kathleen Vancleef and team which explain some very complex concepts very well #Neuropsychology #Neuroscience

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Do you have a background (professional or academic!) in digital media, education, law, politics? Do you have 2hrs to give to an in-person workshop in DCU, early May as part of a MSc thesis? Contact > [email protected] for full info. Shares would be appreciated!

Happy International Women's Day💜 Psychology has long been shaped by the contributions of women, and today, they continue to lead and inspire across the profession. At PSI we are proud to champion the incredible women making a difference in psychology every day. #IWD2025

Great news for stroke patients about investment in research over the coming years in Galway, including input from our chair Tom Burke among others. Well done team. Looking forward to hearing about this work.

Great opportunity with the INS Student Liaison Committee including preference for one to be based in Ireland. We would encourage all of our members working towards chartered status to consider applying for this role.

Please support Juliane’s important research by sharing this post if you know anyone with functional/dissociative seizures. No geographical restrictions. Please direct any questions to the lead researcher (available within the link).

Excited to announce that we have recruited our first participant into the TRC-DS Study! People with Down syndrome are at high risk for developing Alzheimers disease. This study is the first of its kind to help find potential AD therapies for people with Down syndrome Sean Kennelly

Very pleased to be part of this day arranged by the PSPA Ireland next week with colleagues focussing on adjusting to diagnoses of PSP and CBS. There's so much to say, hopefully can do it some justice. pspaireland.ie/2025/04/09/psp…

Was pleased to discuss challenges adjusting to life changing diagnoses of PSP and CBD and all things thoughts and feelings today at PSPA Ireland information event Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) with colleagues from Neurology, Physiotherapy and Social Work. Lovely group.

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All is revealed on Parnell Square! After 18 long years marred by scaffolding, the supremely elegant French Gothic spire of the Abbey Presbyterian Church has been de-shrouded after an intense year of repairs led by Classic Conservation & Restoration contractors 🧵

Great day at the Memory Clinic Conference arranged by National Dementia Services & HSE. Very interesting overview of where we came from and where we're going, almost 'state of the nation' style. Very cool to meet up with Neuropsychology and Psychology colleagues from around the country

🔍 We’re Hiring: Field Researchers – IDS-TILDA Research Project🔍 Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of older adults with an intellectual disability? The Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA), led by