AITCN-APPCN Supervision Webinar Series

• Integrative Developmental Model of Supervision in Neuropsychology
• Provision of Effective and Constructive Feedback in Clinical Neuropsychology
• A Framework for Effective and Ethical Supervision
• Avoiding Difficult Situations in Supervision
• Teaching Competent Supervision

Integration of Science and Practice

• Aphasia Syndrome Review
• Bringing the ALS-FTD Clinical Experience into Focus (Courtesy Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville)
• Classification Statistics
• Cognitive Remediation Project – Children
• The Cognitive Impacts of Cannabis Use: Weeding through the Literature
• Congenital Heart Disease
• The Controversy Around CTE
• Frontotemporal Pathologies and Their Clinical Presentations
• Functional MRI and Neuropsychology (slides)
• Learning Disabilities
• Lewy Body Dementia: Understanding and Addressing Fluctuations and Visual Hallucinations (Courtesy Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville)
• Neuroimaging for Neuropsychologists: A Practical Guide (slides)
• Neuropharmacology: Neurotransmission
• Neuropsychological Issues and Outcome in COVID-19 Adult Patients (slides)
• Psychoactive Neurotherapeutics (audio | slides)
• Sleep and Cognition

Professional Identity and Relationships/Self-Reflective Practice

• Board Certification
• Competencies and Supervision in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Organizational History of Neuropsychology
• Preparing and Applying for Neuropsychology Residency-2022 (Slides)
• Pediatric Subspecialty Certification through ABPP: What Fellows Need to Know

Assessment

• Classification Statistics
• Functional MRI and Neuropsychology (slides)
• Psychometric Interpretation
• Use of the Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI) in Neuropsychology

Intervention

• Cognitive Remediation Project – Children
• Psychoactive Neurotherapeutics (audio | slides)

Teaching/Supervision/Mentoring

• Competencies and Supervision in Clinical Neuropsychology

Individual and Cultural Diversity

• Considerations and Accommodations When Working with Older Adults with Disabilities
• Cultural Competence in Neuropsychology

Ethics and Legal Standards

• Non-Credible Effort – Children