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Trainees & Alumni on Social Media.
Trainees & Alumni on Social Media.
This Might Help Podcast
This Might Help Podcast
This Might Help is a podcast hosted by PhD (Clin Psych) alumnus Dr Ciara Hart and PhD (Clin Neuro) alumnus Dr Lauren Rossetti (Cohort of 2022), two Australian psychologists and researchers with a passion for making psychological science practical and accessible.
New episodes every Tuesday.
APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists
APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists
Follow @neuropsychology.apsccn on Instagram, featuring resources developed by PhD (Clin Neuro) trainee, Maddie Gibson (Cohort of 2023), in collaboration with the APS CCN Social Media Working Party, to educate the public on all things brain health.
Keegan & Co. (Episode #58: Elie Walsh)
Keegan & Co. (Episode #58: Elie Walsh)
Watch PhD (Clin Neuro) trainee, Elie Walsh's (Cohort of 2023), guest appearance on Keegan Hipgrave's podcast Keegan & Company (Ep. 58, July 2024). The podcast covers topics about the link between mental health and sports. In this episode, Elie talks about juggling her PhD with her passion for surfing, as well as research investigating sleep health and circadian rhythms in athletes.
Huntington's Victoria - Beyond the Lab (Episode #4: Cali Roiboit)
Watch PhD (Clin Neuro) alumnus, Cali Roiboit's (Cohort of 2022) appearance with Huntington's Victoria CEO Tammy Gardner's Beyond The Lab (Ep. 4, Sep 2024). In this interview, Cali talks about identifying and accurately measuring the cognitive skills of people living with Huntington's Disease, and how her PhD investigating this has a meaningful impact on these people's lives.
Read Our Public Articles.
Read Our Public Articles.
Does menopause hormone therapy increase or decrease your risk of dementia? Here’s the science
by Rachel Furey (Cohort of 2024)
The Conversation, December 2024
Terminal lucidity: why do loved ones with dementia sometimes ‘come back’ before death?
by Diny Thomson (Cohort of 2022)
The Conversation, May 2024
Listen to Us on Radio.
Listen to Us on Radio.
Maddie Gibson on Chronic High Blood Pressure and Dementia Risk
693AM 3AW Healthy Living Dr Ross Walker, May 2026
Maddie Gibson (Cohort of 2023) joins Dr Ross Walker to explain how monitoring 24-hour vascular fluctuations may reveal early brain damage long before symptoms of cognitive decline emerge.
Steph Macheras on Developing an Interdisciplinary Intervention for Persistent Post-concussive Symptoms
102.7FM 3RRR Einstein A Go-Go, May 2026
Steph Macheras (Cohort of 2023) discusses her research on delivering an interdisciplinary intervention in supporting people living with persistent post-concussive symptoms. She highlights the importance of innovative and collaborative approaches to concussion management with the overall aim of improving access to specialised concussion care for all.
Amy Huynh on Designing a Cognitive Support Program for People Living with Huntington’s Disease
102.7FM 3RRR Einstein A Go-Go, March 2025
In this episode of Dr Shane Huntington's Einstein A Go-Go, PhD (Clin Neuro) trainee, Amy Huynh (Cohort of 2023), draws our focus on the human experience of Huntington's Disease. She tells us how helping people living with Huntington's Disease better understand and manage challenges in thinking might be the missing piece to optimising quality of life.
Nicholas Cheng on Exploring Autism & ADHD in Early Psychosis
102.7FM 3RRR Einstein A Go-Go, May 2024
Nicholas Cheng (Cohort of 2023) sits down with the team at Einstein A Go-Go to talk about why neurodevelopmental conditions like autism and ADHD shouldn't be overlooked when supporting adolescents and young adults living with a psychotic disorder.
Elana Forbes on the Cerebellum in Social and Oculomotor Functioning in the Autism-ADHD Spectra
102.7FM 3RRR Einstein A Go-Go, October 2023
Listen to PhD (Clin Neuro) alumnus, Dr Elana Forbes (Cohort of 2022), unpack how we should re-think autism and ADHD. She explains why the cerebellum (a part of the brain involved with voluntary movement and motor learning) plays a huge role during the developmental stages of children expressing autistic and/or ADHD traits.
Tamrin Barta on Investigating Depression in Pre-manifest Huntington's Disease
102.7FM 3RRR Einstein A Go-Go, September 2023
Tamrin Barta (Cohort of 2022) talks with Dr Shane Huntington and co-hosts about the neural mechanisms underlying depression in pre-manifest Huntington's Disease. She reminds us that that emotional wellbeing is a significant area of support when it comes to helping people who have inherited Huntington's Disease.
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