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62| Multiple Sclerosis: Cognitive and Emotional Sequelae – with Dr. Peter Arnett
About 50% of individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) exhibit cognitive deficits in additional to physical symptoms. Depression and fatigue...
61| Specific Learning Disorders – With Dr. Robin Peterson
Models for diagnosis and treatment of learning disorders have changed over time. Still, there are many old beliefs and...
60| Fundamentals of Human Neuropsychology – With Dr. Bryan Kolb
The book Fundamentals of Human Neuropsychology was born of a need that Dr. Bryan Kolb recognized while completing his...
59| Neuropsych Bite: Limbic Encephalitis – With Dr. Joel Kamper
In our last Neuropsych Bite with Joel Kamper, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, we discuss limbic encephalitis, a condition involving inflammation of...
58| Keeping Neuropsychology Relevant: The AACN Relevance 2050 Initiative – With Dr. Tony Stringer
The Relevance 2050 Initiative was first approved by the board of the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) in...
57| Neuropsych Bite: Balint’s Syndrome – With Dr. Joel Kamper
We bring you another Neuropsych Bite with Joel Kamper, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, to discuss Balint’s syndrome, a rare neurological condition...
56| The D-KEFS, D-KEFS 2.0, and CVLT-3 – With Dr. Dean Delis
There are several hallmark assessments of memory and higher-level cognitive functions that are commonly used and recognized by neuropsychologists....
55| Neuropsych Bite: Moyamoya – With Dr. Joel Kamper
In this Neuropsych Bite, we brought Joel Kamper, Ph.D., ABPP-CN, back on the podcast to discuss moyamoya, a rare...
54| Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation – With Dr. Adam Woods
Neuromodulation may allow us to create sustained and generalizable changes in cognitive and brain functioning. For today’s episode, John...