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National Aotearoa Psychology Week May 10 -16
…a wide scope of practice including Neuropsychologists, Clinical Psychologists, Counselling Psychologists, Educational Psychologists, Rehabilitation Psychologists and Behavioural Psychologists. Some of our psychologists work with adults, some with children and young…
Working with Whānau – two models of rehabilitation used at ABI Rehab
…authored by Dr Hinemoa Elder (Ngāti Kurī, Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri and Ngāpuhi) a Child and Adolescent and Forensic Psychiatrist. Some key aspects of these models include: The role…
Paediatric Resources
…centre, providing family centred care to children and young people throughout New Zealand and the South Pacific. Kidslink KidsLink is an online resource for schools and their parent communities. Here,…
Anatomy and Physiology
…brain to carry out more complicated functions. The brain is made up of three parts: the cerebral hemispheres, the cerebellum and the brainstem. Despite being protected by the thick bones…
Kath Murrell
…psychologist at Auckland University (1993). She is completing a teacher training course for MBSR – a mindfulness programme. Kath is excited to move into a role to develop and strengthen…
Tony Young
…to work in the field of brain injury rehabilitation. On returning to New Zealand in 2002 he worked at ABI Rehabilitation as a physiotherapist while completing a post-graduate diploma in…
Celebrating our Psychologists at the end of the National Psychology Week
…no two situations are identical, so every solution has to be tailor-made, and you get to help people face up to what can be life-shattering events, and work with them…
What are the different types of brain injuries
…receives some, but not enough oxygen. The cells in the brain need oxygen to survive and function. Decreased oxygen can cause brain cells to die. This is common in patients who…
Dr. Richard Seemann
Specialist in Rehabilitation Medicine Medical Director – Community Services Dr Richard Seemann is a graduate of Otago Medical School and a specialist in rehabilitation medicine who has previously worked in…