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ALT A woman standing behind a podium, with a presentation behind her with a slide saying 'the state of women's leadership in neuropsychology.'
ALT Book cover image on the left for Neuropsychology of Women: Considerations for Clinical Care & Practice, edited by Erin Sullivan-Baca and Rachael L. Ellison. On the right are bullet points reading: "Fills a major gap in our understanding of women’s neuropsychological functioning; Summarizes the contemporary literature base on women’s neuropsychology in a concise and approachable manner; Aims to promote comfort surrounding knowledge of unique gender factors to increase competency in practice." Below the bullet points is a header that reads "Now Available!"
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ALT Call for Papers: Special Issue on Women as Participants in Neuropsychology Research
ALT Call for Paper for WIN Special Issue: Women as Participants in Neuropsychology Research. This special issue is a collaboration between The Clinical Neuropsychologist (TCN) and Women in Neuropsychology (WIN). Co-editors: Erin Sullivan-Baca, Ph.D., Rachel Ellison, Ph.D., and Stella Kim, Psy.D. Content of the special issue: The overarching focus of this special issue is to highlight women as participants in neuropsychology research, with the goal of encouraging research and clinical endeavors focused on this under-studied population. Specifically, we seek to include reviews and empirical articles focused on women’s unique physiological, hormonal, psychiatric, and psychosocial presentations that contribute to their neurocognitive functioning.
ALT Submission process: Authors interested in submitting review articles, survey data, professional discussions, or calls to action should submit a letter of intent with a title and brief abstract outlining their idea to Special Issue Guest Editors (please include all editors in your email: Erin Sullivan-Baca, Ph.D. erinsullivanbaca@gmail.com; Rachael Ellison, Ph.D. rellison1@iit.edu; Stella Kim, Psy.D. stella.kim@uth.tmc.edu) to ensure their topic does not overlap with articles that have already been solicited for the special issue. These should be sent to the Guest Editors by Friday, February 10, 2023 at 11:59 PM CST to be considered. Following this pre-submission process, authors should follow the June 2 deadline below for submitting their full manuscript. If you have questions, please contact the Special Issue Guest Editors (please include all editors in your email).
ALT WIN Research Highlights are a new series. We'll be sharing research publications focused on women and gender non-binary individuals who are historically underrepresented in research and understudied in training and didactic presentations. The goal is to disseminate these highlights to inform clinical practice and inspire future research! Use the link in the post to share research that can be highlighted in future posts.
