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We’re delighted to welcome Dr Paul Davies to the NPsych team as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist specialising in Neuro...
29/09/2026

We’re delighted to welcome Dr Paul Davies to the NPsych team as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist specialising in Neuropsychology.

Paul brings extensive experience in brain injury assessment, neuropsychological rehabilitation and psychological therapy, alongside a strong background in cognitive assessment and evidence based interventions.

His areas of expertise include cognitive assessment and rehabilitation following brain injury, psychological adjustment, mental capacity assessments, anxiety, depression and other mental health difficulties. His approach is collaborative and goal focused, helping individuals understand the challenges they are experiencing and work towards meaningful, practical outcomes.

We’re very pleased to have Paul joining our growing clinical team and strengthening NPsych’s specialist neuropsychology provision across London and the surrounding areas.

You can also check out his profile and CV here on our website 👉🏽 https://npsych-rehab.com/clinicians/

14/09/2026

How do we embrace AI in neurorehabilitation while keeping people, not technology, at the centre? 🧠🤖

NPsych is proud to sponsor the upcoming Human-Centred AI: Innovation, Safeguarding & Risk in Neurorehabilitation conference on 17 September 2026 at One Great George Street, London.

The conference will bring together professionals from neuropsychology, rehabilitation, safeguarding, psychiatry and technology to explore both the opportunities and the emerging risks of AI in clinical practice.

Topics will include:
• Practical applications of AI in cognitive rehabilitation
• Safeguarding children and adults at risk
• Mental capacity and Court of Protection implications
• The influence of algorithms on people with brain injuries
• AI and the developing brain
• Emerging neurotechnologies, including robotics, wearables and virtual reality

The day will begin with a welcome from Neil Parrett, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Founder of NPsych.

As AI becomes increasingly present in our clients’ lives, neurorehabilitation professionals have an important role in understanding its potential while recognising issues relating to vulnerability, privacy, capacity and digital safety.

We look forward to thoughtful conversations, practical learning and meeting colleagues who are shaping the responsible future of neurorehabilitation.

BIS Services

We’re pleased to be sponsoring the upcoming conference, Human-Centred AI: Innovation, Safeguarding & Risk in Neurorehabi...
24/08/2026

We’re pleased to be sponsoring the upcoming conference, Human-Centred AI: Innovation, Safeguarding & Risk in Neurorehabilitation, taking place in London on 17 September 💻🧠

As AI becomes increasingly relevant across neuropsychology, rehabilitation and mental health services, it is essential that innovation is accompanied by careful consideration of safeguarding, clinical risk and the needs of the people we support.

The conference will bring professionals together to explore these developing opportunities and challenges. Neil Parrett, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Owner of NPsych, will welcome delegates on the day.

We look forward to contributing to an important and timely conversation.

Book your place here 👉🏽 https://www.abisolutions.org.uk/booking/?online_booking_event=43038664

It was a pleasure to welcome our colleagues, case managers, MDT members, and care home managers to the NPsych Summer Par...
29/06/2026

It was a pleasure to welcome our colleagues, case managers, MDT members, and care home managers to the NPsych Summer Party ☀️🍉

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of great food, drinks, conversation, music, and dancing. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the partnerships that support the people we work with every day.

27 June - PTSD Awareness Day 🧠When discussing trauma, we often think about psychological experiences alone. However, wit...
26/06/2026

27 June - PTSD Awareness Day 🧠

When discussing trauma, we often think about psychological experiences alone. However, within neurorehabilitation, many individuals living with Traumatic Brain Injury may also experience symptoms associated with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Research suggests that PTSD can occur following traumatic brain injury, with studies reporting prevalence rates ranging widely, and pooled estimates around 10–16% depending on injury severity and methodology. Importantly, emotional distress following TBI is not simply a reaction to the injury itself, but can be related to the traumatic event surrounding it, the loss of independence, changes in identity, uncertainty about the future, and the challenges of rehabilitation.

In clinical practice, this means that recovery is rarely only cognitive or physical. Difficulties with memory, attention, executive functioning, confidence, anxiety, hypervigilance, avoidance, and emotional regulation can interact in complex ways.

PTSD Awareness Day is therefore also an opportunity to reflect on the importance of trauma-informed approaches within neurorehabilitation: creating environments where individuals feel safe, heard, empowered, and supported throughout their recovery journey.

As clinicians, understanding both the neurological and psychological impact of trauma helps us see the person beyond the injury.

22/04/2026

Neuropsychological assessment is about more than scores 🧠

While normative data helps identify whether performance falls outside expected ranges, understanding the cognitive processes underlying that performance is often what provides the greatest value for rehabilitation and treatment planning.

A process-oriented approach can help illuminate difficulties related to executive functioning, response inhibition, processing speed, encoding, and retrieval. This kind of approach offers insights that may not be captured by scores alone.

For example, distinguishing between an encoding difficulty and a retrieval difficulty can lead to very different intervention strategies. Similarly, understanding the impact of slowed processing speed can inform adaptations that reduce cognitive overload and support everyday functioning.

Integrating normative and process approaches allows assessment to move beyond identifying deficits, toward informing meaningful, person-centred rehabilitation.

These are important concepts in neuropsychology because assessment is not only about understanding what is impaired, but also understanding the processes that can guide support, adaptation, and recovery.

When someone understands… but still can’t act. What are we missing?In neurorehabilitation, we often see individuals who ...
13/04/2026

When someone understands… but still can’t act. What are we missing?

In neurorehabilitation, we often see individuals who can explain what needs to be done, yet struggle to follow through.

This reflects the frontal lobe paradox which is a gap between knowing and doing, linked to changes in executive functioning.

It challenges a key assumption: that insight leads to action. In practice, this means:
• It’s not simply “non-compliance”
• Verbal prompting is often not enough
• Support needs to focus on structure and environment, not just understanding

The Frontal Lobe Paradox Field Guide offers a clear way to think about this for clinicians, families, and teams alike 👉🏽 https://theflpfieldguide.com by Dr Ben Marram.

A valuable reminder that behaviour makes sense when we understand the brain behind it.

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