P-ISSN 1179-4267
E-ISSN 2815-7036
Vol. 32, Issue 1, 2022November 16, 2022 NZST
Learning to ‘Let it Go’: A Psychologist and a Client’s Journey Together Through Therapy Post-Stroke
Learning to ‘Let it Go’: A Psychologist and a Client’s Journey Together Through Therapy Post-Stroke
Articles in Vol. 32, Issue 1, 2022
Vol. 32, Issue 1, 2022
- EditorialPaul SkirrowWade StentLiesje Donkin
- What’s in a Scope? Where Neuropsychology Meets Clinical PsychologyPaul SkirrowNic Ward
- Criminal Justice Neuropsychology: Reflections on the Practice of Neuropsychology in CorrectionsBronwyn Castell
- Exploratory Study of Traumatic Brain Injury and Social Cognition in Residential Substance Use Disorder Rehabilitation: A Research ProposalHannah MarshallJosh Faulkner
- Learning to ‘Let it Go’: A Psychologist and a Client’s Journey Together Through Therapy Post-StrokeAnnie TalbotArna of Arendelle
- The Importance of Considering Sleep and Mood in Neuropsychological AssessmentKatie Douglas
- A Personal Journey of Neuropsychology Within the Youth Justice SystemLeanne Matthews
- Evaluation of a Group Programme for Adult Family Members of Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury in Aotearoa New ZealandNic WardSiobhan PalmerNalita NaiduKristin Gozdzikowska
- ‘Nature Calms Him and it’s Almost Like a Friend he Doesn’t Have to Impress’. The Effects of an Outdoor Nature Classroom on Children’s Wellbeing: A Parent’s PerspectiveNaisargi ShroffJulia Ioane
- Physical Activity and Mental Health: There is a Connection, but is it Seized by Mental Health Practitioners in New Zealand?Gary BarclayLaura MunroCodi Ramsey
- Can Robots add Value in Therapy? A review of Kai’s Clan collaborative coding platform and KaiBotTracy Wakeford
- Review of Diane Clare’s Borderline Personality Disorder WorkshopJess Reedy
Talbot, Annie, and Arna of Arendelle. 2022. “Learning to ‘Let It Go’: A Psychologist and a Client’s Journey Together Through Therapy Post-Stroke.” Journal of the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists 32 (1): 18–21.