The Wolf in Grandmother’s Clothing
Why it’s so dangerous when a predator takes on archetypal characteristics to lure prey, and why the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale is especially frightening.
ChatGPT in Intervention Planning: Advancing clinical relevance and targeted care in cognitive rehabilitation
We examine how artificial intelligence/ChatGPT can assist cognitive rehabilitation interventionalists in targeting interventions to enhance clinical relevance.
Ketamine As a Potential Cognitive Enhancer in Neurological Disorders
Evidence from preclinical and clinical studies on the effects of ketamine on cognitive functioning in neurological diseases and injuries characterized by cognitive impairment.
5 Strategies to Boost Your Aging Brain
It’s normal for an aging brain to slow down a bit, but a few simple practices can help maximize your functioning at any age.
Dating, Romance, and ADHD
Romance and ADHD are not mutually exclusive. For someone with ADHD, connecting with someone on a date especially challenging—not because you don’t care or aren’t interested, but because it’s difficult to consistently direct and sustain your attention. Here are some strategies to help.
Rehabilitation of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Patients With Long COVID
From Amanda Sacks-Zimmerman et al, biopsychosocial framework for long COVID and treatment strategies based on evidence from current literature of postviral chronic illness.