Neuropsychology Resources

Narinder Kapur, University College London

n.kapur@ucl.ac.uk


Hello! I am Professor Narinder Kapur, a London-based consultant neuropsychologist, and visiting professor at University College London, U.K. I am delighted to welcome you to my world of neuropsychology at https://neuropsychologyresources.com/, created just for you, and accessible from the comfort of your workplace/home. Neuropsychology is a vast, complex and ever-evolving field, often daunting to navigate alone. Through this website, I am bringing over 40 years of unparalleled experience and expertise to make life easier in your clinical practice.

My mission is to –

  • Break down complex neuropsychological literature and theories into easy-to-digest explanations.
  • Empower you to integrate evidence-based and novel neuropsychology tools into your clinical practice.
  • Support you to stay at the forefront of advancements in the field.

Who will benefit from joining? – Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner, an enthusiastic student, a passionate researcher, a dedicated carer, an inquisitive patient, or simply curious about the mysteries of neuropsychology and neurorehabilitation, this website offers something valuable for everyone!

What can you expect to find? – Immerse yourself in a rich array of resources, including –

  • A comprehensive series of 10 Neuropsychology Talks delving into an array of relevant topics in the field, ranging from dementia, to traumatic brain injury, to cross-cultural neuropsychology.
  • More than 20 evidence-based Neuropsychology tools including “Smart Papers” to help in assessment and diagnosis, memory therapy manuals, and resources to deepen your understanding and enhance the quality of care you provide.

We make learning accessible and fun through engaging case videos (with colour-coded subtitles), theory-practice links, and easy-to-use resources.

Who developed it? – Professor Narinder Kapur is an award-winning London-based Consultant Neuropsychologist, and visiting Professor of Neuropsychology at University College London, U.K, with over 40 years of experience leading neuropsychology centres across the NHS. He founded the first Memory Aids Clinic in the U.K, at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. He was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement award from the British Psychological Society, owing to his extensive contributions to the ever-evolving field of neuropsychology in the U.K and in developing countries like India. He has also co-authored 7 books, and over 160 neuropsychology papers/book chapters.


Two sets of Neuropsychology Resources have been created by Professor Narinder Kapur.

1. TALKS (Click Here to Get Access)

A new series of 10 Neuropsychology talks are available to view.

The talks in the series are –

  1. Functional Cognitive Disorder (Three versions – 50mins, 90 mins & 120mins)
  2. Complex and rare disorders (Two versions – 90 mins & 130 mins)
  3. Cross-cultural neuropsychology (Two versions – 90 mins & 130mins)
  4. Frontotemporal dementia (70 mins)
  5. Cognitive Bias in Healthcare (100mins)
  6. Traumatic Brain Injury (50mins)
  7. Alzheimer’s Disease and Posterior Cortical Atrophy (40 mins)
  8. The Paradoxical Brain (60 mins)
  9. Assistive Technology in NeuroRehab (50 mins)
  10. Voice Assistants for NeuroRehab (45 mins)

Talks are recorded, and most contain clinical video material. With professional input, the clinical videos have been specially prepared so that they have colour-coded subtitles, particularly to help international attendees readily follow the verbal content of the videos. Video clips are also anonymised, where appropriate, to preserve patient confidentiality.


2. NEUROPSYCHOLOGY TOOLS (Click Here to Get Access)

These Neuropsychology Tools include –

  1. Updated SmartPapers which provide diagnostic cues to help with clinical interviews – General Clinical Interview; Functional Cognitive Disorder; Alzheimer’s Disease, Frontotemporal Dementia, and related dementias; Epilepsy; Movement Disorder Dementias; Transient Amnesia
  2. Cambridge Memory Manuals in these languages – English, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Romanian, Arabic
  3. Self-help manuals for those with neurological conditions such as brain injury and dementia: topics include memory, concentration, word-finding, stress, fatigue, sleep, anger, caring for confused at home, caring for confused in a ward, going back to work after brain injury, study skills, Parkinson’s Disease tips
  4. A listing of more than 20 Assistive Technology resources, such as aids for the visually impaired and communication aids
  5. Voice Assistant Guides for Alexa and for Google Home. There are guides for those with Brain Injury and those with Alzheimer’s Disease
  6. Access to the full content of two of his books, The Paradoxical Brain & Injured Brains of Medical Minds
  7. The Coin-in-the-Hand performance validity test developed by Professor Kapur, as well as published articles that have researched this test

The talks and tools were costly in both time and expense to produce, and there are running costs to enable the resources website to operate smoothly, so there is a small subscription (£95) for using the resources. Parts of any profits from subscriptions go towards supporting Neuropsychology in India, such as the India Covid Rehab Centre which Professor Kapur helped to set up in Bangalore (www.indiacovidrehab.org). Profits will also go to supporting healthcare in Afghanistan and other countries by helping to provide continued funds to the two Dr Karen Woo award schemes that Professor Kapur has set up and funded in memory of the UCL-trained doctor, Dr Karen Woo, who was killed by terrorists in 2010 while providing aid in Afghanistan (see HERE), and also to the Nurse Amin Abdullah Fund that Professor Kapur has set up with others, in memory of Nurse Amin Abdullah who self-immolated in 2016 after a kangaroo court dismissal process. The Nurse Amin Abdullah award fund is run by the Royal College of Nursing Foundation (see HERE). Further details of these two funds can be found in Professor Kapur’s article in the October 28, 2022 issue of the Health Service Journal.

The information provided on this site is not meant to be formal medical or legal advice and no professional or confidential relationship is or will be formed by use of the site.  Patients are encouraged to consult their healthcare professionals, and professionals should rely on their formal training, consultation, and the scientific literature before implementing any of the information provided.  The site should not be used in any legal capacity.  Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of these terms.