Excited to share that I've graduated with a Masters in Neuropsychology from Maastricht University! The problem-based learning approach has been incredibly enriching, and despite no professional photo, this moment means a lot! #Masters #Graduate #Neuropsychology

Snippets of #UKSF23 so far!

We are delighted to announce the appointment of WIN's 2024 Engagement Ambassadors: Lara Bolte, Poly Frangou , Eugénie La Grange, Sarah Schreiber, Faye Tabone , & Rebecca Willis. Individual bios below 🧵 win.ox.ac.uk/news-1/new-eng…

Our research hub hosts monthly seminars where we invite guest speakers who are involved in work associated with #stroke #recovery #rehabilitation This month we had our very own Melanie Fleming giving us insight into her work on sleep after stroke 🧠💤 Thank you Mel!

Earlier this week, members of our hub had the pleasure of hosting Ulrike Hammerbeck at the 3rd seminar of our monthly series 🧠 Ulrike gave a brilliant talk titled ‘Mechanisms and predictors of motor recovery after stroke’. Thank you, Ulrike Hammerbeck for sharing your expertise!

Yesterday our hub had the pleasure of hosting this months seminar speaker Rachel C Stockley 🧠🗣️ who provided us with great insight into the complexities of Stroke Rehabilitation Research. Thank you! #stroke #rehabilitation #strokerecovery #complexinterventions

10 years ago our lovely Charlotte Stagg started what would become the friendliest, most welcoming, and scientifically exciting lab. Last week we celebrated this huge milestone by inviting the PiNG lab alumni back to celebrate all together! Once a PiNGWIN, always a PiNGWIN 🧵

Members of our hub attended the British Neuropsychological Society Spring Meeting the past 2 days at Queen’s Square 🧠 Here are some snippets of talks by @NeleDemeyere & @Saffello96 As well as poster presentations by Faye Tabone and Ibe Couwels #BNS2024

This morning, our hub was honoured to host Professor Roy Kessels from Radboud University as part of our seminar series. His talk delved into investigations on cognitive impairment post-stroke, with a particular focus on the younger demographic 🧠 #StrokeRecovery #Neuropsychology

The Neuroplastics Lab Away Day 2024 at St Hilda's College ❤️🐧

Well done Justin Andrushko 👏🏼More cognitive-motor research tools like this are needed!

Thought I’d share the exciting news! ☺️ As my research assistant role at the University of Oxford comes to an end next week, I am beyond grateful to remain in both @NeleDemeyere and Charlotte Stagg labs, this time as a PhD student funded by Stroke Association 💜 More to come….!

🧠 Today is #WorldStrokeDay 🧠 🔎We're proud to be working on a range of research to better understand and improve recovery after stroke! 🔗 Read more about the projects we're involved in here: ndcn.ox.ac.uk/research/oxfor… Oxford Stroke Recovery Research Hub @OxfordWIN Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences

Completely agree..useful session. We need to upskill and support workforces to deliver neuropsych support and encourage psychologists into stroke care through training programmes

Our very own Dr Melanie Fleming (Melanie Fleming) giving a talk on Improving Sleep after Stroke during the Sleep and fatigue after stroke session UK Stroke Forum Well done 👏🏼 #UKSF24 #sleepandstroke

Stroke recovery hub members at #UKSF24 🧠

Very promising session this morning on level one psychological care! There’s consensus which is to go beyond cognitive screening alone…all about how can we support/up-skill the MDT to provide this level one care!! #UKSF24

Are you an occupational or physiotherapist working in stroke rehabilitation? Would you like to share your experience in rehabilitating stroke survivors with cognitive deficits ? Please get in touch! [email protected]

For our March seminar our hub had the pleasure of hosting Professor Rick Dijkhuizen from the University Medical Centre Utrecht! 🇳🇱 It was a fascinating talk, combining our hub’s preclinical to clinical interests in stroke 🧠. Thank you! #strokerecovery

Thank you for all those who’ve reached out. We are still looking for more HCP’s to interview :)! Email me @ [email protected] Stroke Association