Clinicians & therapists
For doctors, nurses, therapists and psychologists.
- Neuropsychology16 Nov
Anxiety cues have been found in the brain despite the person being in a safe environment, giving new insight into how the brain behaves in people with anxiety disorders.
- Brain injury15 Nov
A new aquatic therapy programme has been launched by Calvert Reconnections, expanding its neurorehabilitation offering further still.
- Care & services15 Nov
From meeting people at their most vulnerable, facing an uncertain future after devastating injury or illness, Askham Rehab has a stellar track record in supporting them to achieve positive life-changing outcomes.
- Tech & industry12 Nov
A new technology-led neurorehabilitation centre has opened to offer high-intensity programmes of physiotherapy, advancing the recovery of people with neurological injury or illness from across the UK.
- Neuropsychology9 Nov
A new study has uncovered the “unique brain signature” of intimate partner aggression.
- Neuropsychology4 Nov
While some of the high rates of post-traumatic stress (PTSD) seen in healthcare workers during the pandemic are specifically COVID-19-related, a more significant number of cases were linked to trauma that occurred earlier in their lives, research has revealed.
Twenty groups of MPs are calling on the Government to increase access to speech and language therapy (SLT), which is “crucial to reducing present and future risks”.
- Neuropsychology3 Nov
A machine learning-based approach is being used to reveal the connections between brain networks and child aggression, which can be a symptom of child psychiatric disorders.
Aphasia is a language and communication disorder affecting around a third of people who have a stroke, according to the Stroke Association. The condition is typically caused by damage to the left-hand side of the brain. People with aphasia may have difficulty communicating at home or at work or while engaging in social interactions. The [...]
- Long COVID1 Nov
People experiencing Long COVID may have symptoms for at least 12 months after the initial COVID-19 infection, a new study has revealed.













