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Sameenah RawootClinical Neuropsychologist

Articles

Articles on brain, mind and everyday life

Articles for people deciding whether an assessment would help, and for the families and clinicians around them.

Four pyramidal neurons of increasing complexity, drawn for a 1913 neurology textbook
Pyramidal neurons. Diseases of the Nervous System, 1913. Public domain
  1. 01

    Memory and ageing

    Memory changes: normal ageing, or something more?

    How to tell ordinary age-related memory change from the pattern that warrants assessment, written by a HPCSA-registered clinical neuropsychologist in Cape Town.

    7 min read

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  2. 02

    Stroke

    Cognitive and emotional changes after a stroke

    The changes after a stroke that are hardest to see are often cognitive and emotional rather than physical. Written by a clinical neuropsychologist whose doctoral research was in right-hemisphere stroke.

    8 min read

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  3. 03

    Assessment

    What actually happens in a neuropsychological assessment

    A plain description of what a neuropsychological assessment involves, how long it takes, what the tasks are like, and what you receive at the end of it.

    6 min read

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