Transforming care for patients with visual perception problems
We want to understand how the brain interprets the world around us. We develop real-world applications that benefit patients with visual perceptual
problems after a brain injury.
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I am an Associate Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience at the Psychology department at Durham University. Our team researches how to improve diagnosis and rehabilitation of visual perception difficulties after a brain injury.
In our translational research, we work with allied health care professionals like occupational therapists and orthoptists to learn more about their current practice and needs. We than used insights from visual cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychology methods to develop new assessments that fit with clinical reality.
Research
We research difficulties with visual processing after a brain injury. Most of our research is with stroke survivors and children with Cerebral Visual Impairment.
Teaching
I love teaching all things vision and brain to students and professionals. Check out our Team‘s page for internship opportunities.
Get involved
Anyone can get involved to take part in a research study, advice the team as a person with lived experience, or in a science workshop.
News
Be the first to hear when a new tool comes out or when study results are available!
Dr Kathleen Vancleef 