Neuroanatomy · CE courses & credits

Canada · Psychologists

Strengthen your understanding of mental health as a Canadian psychologist with our neuroanatomy CEU.

Neuroanatomy CE courses & credits

• Neuropsychological Rehabilitation - This talk provides a comprehensive overview of neuropsychological rehabilitation, focusing on evidence-based strategies to support individuals living with co...
• Neuropsychological Assessment - This lecture offers an accessible yet comprehensive introduction to the core principles and practices of neuropsychological assessment. It examines how cogni...
• Neuropsychological Syndromes - This engaging and informative webinar provides an in-depth look at neuropsychological syndromes, highlighting how damage to specific brain regions can result...
• Neuropsychology of HIV: Effects & assessment - This specialised talk , presented by experienced Clinical Neuropsychologist Digby Ormond-Brown, explores the neuropsychological impact of HIV, with a particu...
• Building Brains: The Cortex & Cerebellum - Understanding the structure and function of the cortex and cerebellum is vital for psychologists working in neuropsychology, rehabilitation, and general clin...
• Building Brains: Sub-Cortical structures of the brain - Understanding the sub-cortical regions of the brain is essential for psychologists working with clients presenting with memory difficulties, emotional dysreg...
• Building Brains: Foundations of neuroanatomy - Understanding the structural foundations of the brain is essential for psychologists working across a range of practice areas, from neuropsychology to clinic...
• The Frontal Lobes: Anatomy, function & dysfunction - This engaging and informative lecture by clinical neuroanatomist Dr. Coenie Hattingh offers a comprehensive overview of the anatomy and function of the front...
• Traumatic Brain Injury: Effects & neuropsychological considerations - In this talk, clinical neuroanatomist Dr. Coenie Hattingh outlines the effects of traumatic brain injury on the brain, introducing and defining key terms rel...