I'm an Expert in Dementia and ALS. Then It Hit My Family
During my first master’s degree, I needed a job and started working as a psychometrist, someone trained to administer neuropsychological tests. In hindsight, I wonder if that was because my family has a lot of big, colorful personalities. Read More on My TurnMy dad was raised to be well-heeled and genteel, yet he relished being provocative with humor.
- ▪During my first master’s degree, I needed a job and started working as a psychometrist, someone trained to administer neuropsychological tests.
- ▪In hindsight, I wonder if that was because my family has a lot of big, colorful personalities.
- ▪Read More on My TurnMy dad was raised to be well-heeled and genteel, yet he relished being provocative with humor.
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By Jasmine Laws and Dr A. Campbell Sullivan0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Growing up in Bellville, a small town in central Texas, I didn't know any psychologists or certainly any neuropsychologists, who treated conditions including dementia. The field was just something I fell into. During my first master’s degree, I needed a job and started working as a psychometrist, someone trained to administer neuropsychological tests. It turned out to be a good fit.
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