Dr Paul Strutt

Position

Senior Lecturer, Clinical Neuropsychologist - The Age Lab

Role

Director of Academic Programs (Years 1-3).

Biography

Dr Paul Strutt is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology (SoP), Western Sydney University, and a Clinical Neuropsychologist in private practice. He combines his academic and clinical practice in his research, currently undertaking a range of projects broadly within the field of neuropsychology as a member of the SoP Neuropsychology Research Group (NRG). His current work explores ways to improve the recognition and impact of cultural and linguistic diversity on neuropsychology practice, the role of clinical neuropsychology in the diagnostic assessment of ADHD in adults, and through collaboration with other members of MARCS, is exploring the role of virtual reality for cognitive assessment, screening, and support for diagnosis of cognitive disorders. Dr Strutt’s research also explores modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline and dementia, including hearing loss and multimodal intervention for dementia risk reduction.

Research Interests

Cognition, Cognitive Assessment, Prevention of Cognitive Decline, Modifiable Lifestyle Risk Factors for Dementia, Neuropsychology and ADHD, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Clinical Neuropsychology, Acquired Brain Injury including Concussion, Mild TBI and Sports-related Head Injury.

Qualifications

• PhD - Psychology, University of Newcastle - 2018
• Master of Clinical Neuropsychology, Macquarie University - 2018

Publications

Please see my WSU Publications profile.

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