“Good morning Baltimore …” As some of you might know I am a huge musical theatre fan, so took great delight in wandering around Baltimore singing this song, as I attended the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) 2026 conference. For several years I have made a regular trip to the USA for the AACN conference, which is usually held in June. I tell people I am seeing the USA one state at a time, via these conferences! Sadly there was not much sightseeing to be h

A fundamental tenet of what neuropsychologists do is convey important information about cognitive function, based on the objective test results. The language that we use to do that is important, and needs to be consistent. So if someone has a low average score on your assessment, the next assessor should know what that means. However, one complication is that the descriptors have both evolved over time, and can differ according to which test you are using. Many of us find we

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