Professor Anna Adlam
memory and executive processes after paediatric acquired brain injury; developing and evaluating neuropsychological and psychological interventions for children and young people with neurological or neurodivergent conditions
Prof Anna Adlam is a clinical psychologist (HCPC registered) and academic neuropsychologist working with children and young people who have survived acquired brain injury and other neurological conditions, including epilepsy. Prof Adlam has an extensive research history with some highlights being: investigating dissociations in memory in children and young people with developmental amnesia; investigating the neural correlates of semantic memory; co-adapting and evaluating a web-based problem-solving intervention for children and young people who have had an acquired brain injury, and who have epilepsy. She is interested in collaborating with research on the following topics: developing and evaluating neuropsychological and psychological interventions for children and young people with neurological or neurodivergent conditions; understanding the relationship between neurocognitive function (e.g., executive function and memory) and mood in children and young people.
