
Senior Lecturer @Deakin. Honorary Senior Fellow @UniMelbMDHS @MCRI_for_Kids. Clinical Neuropsychologist
Melbourne, Australia
Joined August 2013
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Hot off the press in @JAMANetwork! Proud to have contributed to this international team effort to better understand the impact of traumatic brain injury on child brain development in a cohort of ~600 kids from 9 international sites
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Played chess with a friend and came out on top. The fresh scent and deep flavor of the food turn every meal into a cozy moment, and I capture these delightful experiences to bring more meaning to life.
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#Chocolate and caramel cookies# Cookies, sliced
Going out for a relaxed walk around the streets helps shift a dreary mood. The crisp outdoor breeze and shifting views along the road bring fresh energy into an otherwise repetitive routine.
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I’ll know that I used my pain to help others, that I used my mirror selfies to spread hope, that I used my story to remind people of their own strength. I’ll know that I was enough, that I mattered, that I made a difference.🎃Music from speakers in the house
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Drink a full glass of water first thing each morning, stretch your limbs for five minutes, then write your daily task list before opening electronic devices, and start your day with proactive organized action.🚞Tomato pasta Pasta, added
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🍓🍎🍌 A fruit salad made of strawberries, apples, and bananas. In every aspect of life, being true matters more than being flawless. Quit concealing who you really are just to win others over—those whose souls align with yours will cherish your authentic, unrefined self comple
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🎥Playing Tennis with a Pal The net stretches farLola lingered in front of her apartment block, her fingers brushing the spot on her cheek that still tingled from where he'd kissed her. She took out her phone and captured a selfie of her beaming expression, with the glow of the
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👙Paintball with friends Had fun playingYou do not need flawless perfect surroundings to chase dreams start with current limited resources refine your route gradually never quit halfway through hard pursuit
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🔋Your phone takes ages to recharge. There's always time to let go of those deep-rooted negative thinking habits that keep stunting your development and forward momentum. Every day offers a brand-new opportunity to embrace a positive, growth-oriented mindset.
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🦒Each action we take mirrors our dedication to those we serve—always advancing! As dusk began to fall, they made their way back to Jax’s vehicle. Lola glanced at her phone, scrolling through the snapshots captured during their outing. Every image held a cherished memory, a fl
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🤕Making Mint Tea The mint is fresh The effort you put in at this moment will be valued by the person you become later, so keep your attention locked on your main goals, and refuse to give in to passing fatigue or the small annoyances that come with each day.
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Please read. Thank goodness for great journalists like @latingle. We need a lot more of them! Laura Tingle statement - About the ABC abc.net.au/about/media-centr…
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@BrainInjuryAus published recommendations in 2018 to address undiagnosed and untreated #braininjury due to #DV. They remain unmet @angusthomson_ braininjuryaustralia.org.au/… PM to attend rally, vows to unite governments against domestic violence smh.com.au/politics/federal/…
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New Paper
Social attention during shared book reading in autsitic children & as a marker for social development
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We assessed eye-gaze patterns of autistic children during shared book reading (inc joint attention sequences)
Autistic children showed reduced social attention, including during joint-attention, and more attention to background images.
Patterns were associated with autism features, cognitive development and eye-gaze in free-play.
The task may be useful for understanding & detecting social delay.
How children attend in shared reading has implications for learning, education & social development.
@ZAmbarchi (PhD study), @Kelsie_Boulton @JArciuli @ian_hickie @MMDeMayo @BrainMind_Usyd
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Do you have suggestions on how to improve Journal of Neurotrauma or Neurotrauma Reports?
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Time is running out! Complete the survey so we can improve the journals 📘
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Yes, your anxiety may be linked to genetics, childhood trauma, or brain chemistry. But there may be lifestyle choices you're making today that are adding fuel to the fire. Here's how to stop. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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Neuroimaging epigenetic #postdoc job in Australia.
Interested in integrating #neuroimaging data and #epigenetic biostatistics to understand brain development and mental health @DeakinCNU. Msg me for details.
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More emerging research on the relationship between parent wellbeing & child development 👨👦💗
This particular study highlights the need for transdiagnostic supports for families affected by chronic health conditions, regardless of specific condition.
Congrats @sangs_sangeetha!
New in Advance Access:@sangs_sangeetha, @Nicholas_P_Ryan, and @Vickiwh64101682 explored factors associated with parental psychological distress, especially the relationship between a child's poorer functioning and parental depression, anxiety, and stress.doi.org/10.1093/jpepsy/jsad0…




















