The members of the Queensland Psychology of Ageing Interest Group include primarily clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists but all health professionals are welcome to attend meetings.

Most of our regular attendees at meetings are members of the Australian Psychological Society. For more information about members, click HERE.


Name

Contact Details

Areas of Interest

Nancy A. Pachana PhD.

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

336 56832

npachana@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Driving and dementia.
  • Neuropsychological aspects of ageing.
  • Anxiety in later life.

Wendy Brown

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

336 56832

wendy@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Challenging behaviours in the elderly.
  • Personality and ageing.
  • Neuropsychology and ageing.
  • Mood disorders in the elderly.

Annette Broome

Psychogeriatric Unit and Memory Clinic

Princess Alexandra Hospital

Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Qld.

32402809

annette_broome@health.qld.gov.au

  • Differential diagnosis and early diagnosis of dementia syndromes.
  • Behavioural indicators of different dementia syndromes.
  • Relative contribution of balance and cognition to falls in depressed elderly patients.
  • Information processing in depression.
  • Mood and cognitive disturbance in ParkinsonĘs disease.

Emma Harley

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

harley@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Mood and ageing.
  • Womens health.

Hugh Woolford

Department of Health

  • Early diagnosis of dementia.
  • Helping dementia patients adjust.
  • Assisting families to adjust.
  • Specific carer strategies.

Carey Walmsley

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

carey@psy.uq.edu.au

  • ABI assessment and rehabilitation.
  • Substance abuse and cognitive/mood functioning.
  • Management of behavioural effects associated with organic cerebral dysfunction.

Betty Green

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

33469303

green@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Cognitive changes in healthy ageing.
  • Effects of estrogen therapy on postmenopausal womenĘs memory.
  • Effects of estrogen therapy on helping prevent or delay the onset of dementias.

Deirdre McLaughlin

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

33469302

d.mclaughlin@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Epilepsy in late adulthood, particularly the role of depression.
  • Social isolation in older adults and its effects on psychological well-being.
  • Older mens psychological well-being, particularly the effects of depression and social isolation.
  • Older mens health care behaviours.

Stephanie Stephens

School of Psychology

University of Queensland

33469302

stephe@psy.uq.edu.au

  • Cognitive Ageing
  • Healthy ageing in general.
  • Age decrements in working memory.

Michael S Radel, PhD

Neuropsychologist

Division of Geriatric and Rehabilitation Medicine

The Prince Charles Hospital and Health Service District

Rode Road, Chermside. Qld. 4032

Phone: (07) 3212 5654

Fax: (07) 3212 5565

E-mail: Michael_Radel@health.qld.gov.au

  • The impact of the acetylcholinesterase inhibitors on neurocognitive and adaptive functioning in various dementing disorders (esp. AD, VasD, and PD).
  • Differential diagnosis of neurodegenerative and neurovascular disorders.
  • Changes in affect/emotion following CVA.
  • Changes in executive functioning with ageing.

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