David Scarisbrick

Associate Professor and Board Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist

United States

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James Mahoney

UNITED STATES

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Shannon Reilly

University of Virginia

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Jonathan Perle

Associate Professor

West Virginia University School of Medicine

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Zachary Soulliard

Assistant Professor

University of Miami

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David Scarisbrick

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Changes in the Clinical Practice of Mental Health Service Providers Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic: Longitudinal Questionnaire Study

A Preliminary Investigation of Telehealth-Focused Supervision in Clinical Psychology Pre-doctoral Internships and Post-doctoral Fellowships Before and After the Onset of COVID-19

Noninvasive Neuromodulation in Parkinson’s Disease: Insights from Animal Models

Post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic events in China: a nationally representative cross-sectional epidemiological study

Educating for the Future: a Preliminary Investigation of Doctoral-Level Clinical Psychology Training Program’s Implementation of Telehealth Education

Deep brain stimulation for psychiatric disorders and behavioral/cognitive-related indications: Review of the literature and implications for treatment

Neuropsychologists’ practice adjustments: The impact of COVID-19

Mental Health Practitioners’ Immediate Practical Response During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Observational Questionnaire Study

Assessing Psychometrists’ Practices to Inform Neuropsychological Services

Clinical utility of the TOMMe10 scoring criteria for detecting suboptimal effort in an mTBI veteran sample

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James Mahoney

Shannon Reilly

Jonathan Perle

Zachary Soulliard

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