About the author
I have an M.S. degree in psychology and currently am a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology with an emphasis in neuropsychology. As a clinical psychologist in training, my interests are mainly in abnormal human behavior. With an emphasis in neuropsychology, I am interested in normal and abnormal brain structure and functioning. At the most basic level, neuropsychologists are interested in understanding the relationships between the brain and behavior.
I have an undergraduate minor in gerontology and my current research interests are dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and brain imaging. I currently am involved in volumetric MRI analysis as it correlates to learning and memory. I hope to have an academic career; teaching is one of my great loves.
I have a wonderful wife and two lovely daughters. I’m also an aspiring writer and composer. I work as a freelance author from time to time.
I just noticed that you have my blog listed in your blog roll. I’m going to add your blog to my RSS feed and also add it to my blog roll.
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Good morning, I’d like to use some information obtained from your site in a paper. Could I possibly bother you for a name to use as the author? I cannot seem to find your name listed here other than as Neuropsychguy. Many thanks!
Heather Long
Hey, I enjoy your blog, and as I recently started one myself, I added your site to my roll. I’d love for you to check mine out if/when you get a chance! I’m also trying to figure out how to track back, so I can do that when I link to an entry of yours…
Jeremiah Dwyer
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Thanks!
Laurel & Doug