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Psychosis in Adolescence: Clinical and Neurocognitive Perspectives

This Neuroscience Grand Rounds session, led by Yasaman Movahedi and Deanna Aghbashian, explores psychosis in adolescence through both clinical and neurocognitive lenses, emphasizing early recognition and multidisciplinary management.

  • June 19, 2026

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    The session focuses on psychosis in adolescence from clinical and neurocognitive perspectives.

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    Early-onset psychosis is linked to cognitive impairments affecting memory, attention, and executive functioning.

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    Key symptoms and psychosocial effects of early-onset psychosis are discussed, emphasizing the need for early recognition.

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    Integrated care teams, including psychology and neuropsychology, play a crucial role in diagnosis and treatment.

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    Clinicians will learn about evidence-based interventions and strategies for coordinated care in various settings.

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Psychosis in Adolescence: Clinical and Neurocognitive Perspectives

  • June 19, 2026

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