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Dr. Nicole Anderson
KLARU/Cognitive RehabilitationTel: (416)785-2500 X 3366
Fax: (416)785-4235
Email: nanderson@klaru-baycrest.on.ca
(University of Toronto, 1997)
Research Scientist: Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit. Internship supervisor: Cognitive Rehabilitation - Research rotation. Research interests focus on cognitive aging (in healthy aging and mild cognitive impairment), memory processes, memory rehabilitation, and functional neuroanatomy.
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Dr. Alan Chan
Post-doctoral FellowTel: (416)785-2500 x 2249
Fax: (416)785-4235
Email: alchan@baycrest.org
(University of Western Ontario, 2008)
Dr. Chan's clinical interests are in Clinical Health Psychology. He is involved in a number of interprofessional programs including self-management interventions for stroke prevention and diabetes & brain health, as well as examining pain management in seniors at Baycrest Centre. Dr. Chan's research interest focus on the influence of psychological factors in disease and treatment.
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Dr. Nasreen Khatri
Clinician Leader
Mood Clinic, Brain Health Centre Clinics
Tel: (416) 785-2500 X 3368
Fax: (416) 785-2484
Email: nkhatri@baycrest.org
(University of Calgary, 2002)
Clinician Leader, Brain Health Mood Clinic. Internship supervisor, Psychiatry Rotation (Cognitive Behavior Therapy). Clinical interests focus on personality and diagnostic assessment and the cognitive behavior therapy of mood and anxiety disorders. Research interests focus on the cognitive theory of depression, implicit memory and relapse.
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Dr. Larry Leach
Rehabilitation/Neuropsychology Consultation ServicesTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2447
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: lleach@baycrest.org
(Arizona State University, 1977)
Manager, Neuropsychological Diagnositc and Evaluation Service. Psychologist, Rehabilitation Inpatient Program. Internship supervisor, Neuropsychological Assessment and Cognitive Rehabilitation - Clinical rotations. Adjunct faculty, Dept. of Psychology, York University (Glendon) Primary clinical and research interests are assessment of dementia, perceptual disorders, recovery of function, and remediation of perceptual and memory disorders. He is a co-author of the Kaplan-Baycrest Neurocogntive Assessment (KBNA), a collection of tests to evaluate the changes in memory, attention, and reasoning that are associated with brain dysfunction. He is currently developing the Baycrest Attention Test (BAT) which is intended to evaluate the deficits in attention that may result from brain damage.
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Kim Martin, M.HSc.
ManagerTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2288
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: kmartin@baycrest.org
Program Manager Cognitive and Behavioural Health Program, Division of Psychology (administration) Manager.
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Dr. Morris Moscovitch
Consultant/NeuropsychologyTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2765
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: momos@psych.utoronto.ca
(University of Pennsylvania, 1972)
Consultant. Staff Scientist, Rotman Research Institute. Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto. Glassman Chair Neuropsychology and Aging. FRSC. Dr. Moscovitch serves as a clinical and research supervisor for interns (on a consultative basis), and research consultant and collaborator for staff. His research focuses on cognition and memory with particular emphasis on the neural mechanisms mediating face recognition, explicit and implicit memory, and attention.
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Dr. Kelly Murphy
Memory Intervention ProgramTel: (416) 785-2500 X 3184
Fax: (416) 785-2484
Email: kmurphy@baycrest.org
(University of Western Ontario, 1996)
Psychologist, Memory Intervention Program for mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Internship supervisor, Cognitive Rehabilitation - Memory Intervention. Dr. Murphy's clinical interests focus on early detection and treatment of cognitive decline in older adults, specifically MCI. Her research interests include: cognitive patterns in MCI and cognitive predictors of dementia risk; performance variability in clinical and normal aging populations; and the neuropsychology of vision for perception and action.
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Ruby Nishioka
Administrative AssistantTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2445
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: rnishioka@baycrest.org
Administrative Assistant, Division of Psychology and the Cognitive and Behavioural Health Program. Ms. Nishioka's skills in client interaction contributes to the success of our client-centred approach.
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Dr. Janet Polivy
Consultant/HealthpsychologyTel: (905) 828-3959
Email: jpolivy@utm.utoronto.ca
(Northwestern University, 1974)
Consultant. Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto (Mississauga). Her research has focused on self-change (the False Hope Syndrome), the influences of personality (in particular restrained eating, or chronic dieting), emotion, and socio-cultural influences on eating, and the influences of restrained eating on cognition, emotion, and behavior.
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Dr. Guy Proulx
Director of Division Psychology, and the Cognitive Behavioural Health ProgramTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2448
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: GProulx@baycrest.org
(University of Ottawa, 1981)
Director of Psychology and Neuro-rehabilitation. Clinical interest focuses on rehabilitation and psychoeducational programming. He specializes in the assessment and treatment of cognitive disorders in people who have dementias and strokes. Dr. Proulx uses neuropsychological approaches to help minimize disability due to cognitive disorders.
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Dr. Dmytro Rewilak
Psychiatry/Neuropsychology Consultation Services,Tel: (416) 785-2500 X 2446
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: drewilak@baycrest.org
(University of Alberta, 1983)
Psychologist, Psychiatry Programme and Stroke Clinic - Brain Health Clinics. Internship supervisor, Psychiatry Rotation. Dr. Rewilak provides assessments of individuals with dementia, consults on the management of challenging behaviours associated with dementia, and has a particular interest in the cognitive and emotional abnormalities associated with frontal lobe dysfunction. He is co-editor of the book, Practical Psychiatry in the Long-Term-Care Facility: A Handbook for Staff (2001), which includes his chapter on Behaviour Management.
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Dr. Jill B. Rich
Director, Neuropsychology Internship ProgramTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2686
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: jrich@baycrest.org
(University of Victoria, 1993)
Director of Internship, Division of Psychology, Baycrest Centre. Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, York University. Dr. Rich's clinical interest is differential diagnosis of dementia. Her research interests focus on memory changes in normal aging and dementia; implicit vs. explicit memory; hormones and cognition.
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Dr. Brian Richards
Behavioural Neurology (Inpatient)Memory Link
Tel: (416) 785-2500 X 2764
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: brichards@baycrest.org
(York University, 2000)
Co-ordinator, Memory Link Program. Internship supervisor, Cognitive Rehabilitation - Memory Intervention. Dr. Richards specializes in the assessment and treatment of severe memory disorders and has developed the Memory Link Program. His primary research focus is the design and training of external memory prosthetics.
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Dr. Josée Rivest
RehabilitationTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2040
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: jrivest@yorku.ca
(Harvard University, 1992)
Consultant. Professor, Department of Psychology, York University (Glendon College). Dr. Rivest provides clinical services one day a week to outpatient clients from the Brain Health Centre Clinics presenting with visual-perceptual difficulties. Her clinical and research interests focus on higher order visual behaviors (in particular, facial recognition). Dr Rivest's research interests are in the domains of face and object recognition, shape perception, and rehabilitation of visual-perceptual disorders. Please contact jrivest@yorku.ca for further information.
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Dr. Prathiba Shammi
Neuropsychology Consultation ServiceTel: (416) 480-6100 X 1845
Fax: (416) 480-5383
Email: prathiba.shammi@sw.ca
(University of Toronto, 1997)
Psychologist, Division of Psychology, Baycrest and Neuropsychology Consultation Service, Sunnybrook & Women's College Health Science Centre. Intership supervisor, Neuropsychology Assessment rotation (based at Sunnybrook Hospital). Dr. Shammi's research interests include executive function and social cognition in various clinical populations, such as focal brain lesions and traumatic brain injury, as well as normal aging.
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Dr. Kathryn Stokes
Sam and Ida Ross Memory Clinic, Brain Health Centre ClinicsTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2423
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: kstokes@baycrest.org
(University of Virginia, 1988)
Psychologist, Memory Clinic - Brain Health Centre Clinics. Internship supervisor, Neuropsychology Assessment rotation. Dr. Stokes provides neuropsychological assessment services for detection and diagnosis of memory and other cognitive problems in an outpatient setting. Her primary research interests include the effects of hormones on cognition; implications of early executive difficulties; and, spatial processing in Alzheimer's disease.
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Dr. Angela Troyer
Memory and Aging Program Geriatric Assessment ClinicsTel: (416) 785-2500 X 2765
Fax: (416) 785-4235
Email: atroyer@baycrest.org
(University of Victoria, 1994)
Psychologist, Memory and Aging Programme, Geriatric Medicine Programme. Adjunct faculty memory, Faculty of Graduate Studies (Psychology), York University. Internship supervisor, Neuropsychology Assessment and Memory Intervention rotations. Dr. Troyer's primary clinical practice involves neuropsychological evaluation of dementia and memory intervention in normal aging and early dementia. Her research interests focus on memory changes in normal aging and dementia; effectiveness of memory interventions; and relationship between executive functions and memory.
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