Neuroscience
I begin work this week drafting the structure of a multi-hour continuing-education (CE) program that I will be teaching several months from now on the topic of memory functioning for clinicians and clinical researchers.
I will be presenting an overview to current clinical and research findings about normal memory, memory problems in certain clinical conditions, the neurodegenerative diseases, and an overview to efforts to assess the effectiveness of trying to enhance memory and trying to prevent or slow memory decline.
If you were to attend a program like this, what would you like to hear about?
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Delusion and Confabulation (Cognitive Neuropsychiatry). Formal modeling of semantic concepts (Acta Psychologica). Silence and Memory (Memory). From the editorial: 'As memory researchers...
- High Impact Exercise
Initial results from The IMPACT Study (Improvement in Memory with Plasticity-based Adaptive Cognitive Training) were presented at a recent conference, as touted in this press release: New Research on Aging and Cognitive Training Researchers released...
- "memory In Everyday Life: Healthy Or Defective?"
I am pleased to be providing certified continuing-education (CE) credit courses at HealthForumOnline. My first one, a 4-CE course, just went live several hours ago: "Memory in Everyday Life: Healthy or Defective? My next one, later this summer, addresses...
- Upcoming Event: International Neuropsychological Society (2-5 February 2011, Boston)
The 39th Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society takes place in early February in Boston. Here is the conference website with basic information about the event: click here Highlights include the following keynotes, as well as a...
- Identification Of Possible Or Probable Memory Impairment
Settling in in my coffeehouse for a reading of an interesting new publication by Dr. Brian Brooks and his colleagues on the topic of "Minimizing Misdiagnosis: Psychometric Criteria for Possible or Probable Memory Impairment." The authors seek to develop...
Neuroscience
Continuing-Education Program About Memory Functioning
I begin work this week drafting the structure of a multi-hour continuing-education (CE) program that I will be teaching several months from now on the topic of memory functioning for clinicians and clinical researchers.
I will be presenting an overview to current clinical and research findings about normal memory, memory problems in certain clinical conditions, the neurodegenerative diseases, and an overview to efforts to assess the effectiveness of trying to enhance memory and trying to prevent or slow memory decline.
If you were to attend a program like this, what would you like to hear about?
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Delusion and Confabulation (Cognitive Neuropsychiatry). Formal modeling of semantic concepts (Acta Psychologica). Silence and Memory (Memory). From the editorial: 'As memory researchers...
- High Impact Exercise
Initial results from The IMPACT Study (Improvement in Memory with Plasticity-based Adaptive Cognitive Training) were presented at a recent conference, as touted in this press release: New Research on Aging and Cognitive Training Researchers released...
- "memory In Everyday Life: Healthy Or Defective?"
I am pleased to be providing certified continuing-education (CE) credit courses at HealthForumOnline. My first one, a 4-CE course, just went live several hours ago: "Memory in Everyday Life: Healthy or Defective? My next one, later this summer, addresses...
- Upcoming Event: International Neuropsychological Society (2-5 February 2011, Boston)
The 39th Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society takes place in early February in Boston. Here is the conference website with basic information about the event: click here Highlights include the following keynotes, as well as a...
- Identification Of Possible Or Probable Memory Impairment
Settling in in my coffeehouse for a reading of an interesting new publication by Dr. Brian Brooks and his colleagues on the topic of "Minimizing Misdiagnosis: Psychometric Criteria for Possible or Probable Memory Impairment." The authors seek to develop...