Neuropsychological Problems
Balance
Information Handout
Recognizing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Information Handout
Therapy Blueprint
Worksheet
Intervention
Information handouts
Neurosymptoms.org is a website with accurate information about functional (non-organic) neurological symptoms. It is written by a consultant neurologist. It has been translated into multiple languages. A selection of worksheets are linked to below:
- Dissociation – what is it and why is it important neurosymptoms.org archive.org
- Dizziness neurosymptoms.org archive.org
- Functional limb weakness neurosymptoms.org archive.org
- Functional jerks & twitches neurosymptoms.org archive.org
- Headache neurosymptoms.org archive.org
- Post-concussion syndrome neurosymptoms.org archive.org
Concussion
- CBT for (persistent) post concussion syndrome – Dr Seb Potter kcl.ac.uk archive.org
- The concussion toolkit for psychologists ucdenver.edu archive.org
What Are Neuropsychological Problems?
Signs and Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most common causes of acquired disability. Common neurobehavioral problems for people with TBI include impairments of: learning and memory, attention, speed of processing, and self-regulation.
Signs and Symptoms of Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder
ADHD is often conceptualized as a disorder beginning in childhood or early adolescence. Symptoms of ADHD include problems with:
- sustained attention
- behavioral inhibition
- motor restlessness
- high activity levels
Resources for Working with Neuropsychological Problems
Psychology Tools resources available for working therapeutically with neuropsychological problems may include:
- psychological models of neuropsychological problems
- information handouts for neuropsychological problems
- exercises for neuropsychological problems
- CBT worksheets for neuropsychological problems
- self-help programs for neuropsychological problems