Sarah Raskin

We're excited to see everyone in Charlotte, NC, for RP2026 next year! Join us as we explore the future of Rehabilitation Psychology — rooted in science, powered by purpose. This is more than a conference. It's a space to connect, share, and lead meaningful, measurable change.

Blue text box with white lettering that says "Connecticut providers knowledge and attitudes towards use of extreme risk protection orders" Pandya, Dodington, Jacob and Raskin in Injury Epidemiology Volume 12, article 17 (2025)

Outside my usual research but possible due to @trinitycollege.bsky.social internal grant and the CT HVIP. Takeaway-providers are not aware they can use ERPO to remove firearms from those at risk and want system level methods to make it easier to invoke them.
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Development of a checklist for cognitive assessment requirements (CARE) based on a Delphi consensus study - Scientific Reports Scientific Reports - Development of a checklist for cognitive assessment requirements (CARE) based on a Delphi consensus study

Take CARE!

In our recent research, we recognize that situational factors significantly impact cognitive performance. To ensure more accurate and reliable cognitive assessments, we've developed a Checklist for Cognitive Assessment Requirements (CARE).

Development of a checklist for cognitive assessment requirements (CARE) based on a Delphi consensus study - Scientific Reports Scientific Reports - Development of a checklist for cognitive assessment requirements (CARE) based on a Delphi consensus study

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Trinity Conference Observes International Day of Women and Girls in STEM  | Trinity College Trinity hosted young students from the Hartford community at an event celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in STEM, which is February 11.

Our celebration of International Day of Girls and Women in Stem @Trinity Colleg Hartford #WomenInSTEM

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Excited to welcome you!

Long term renewable lecturer at Trinity College in Hartford CT

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A flyer for ‘Training for First-Time Reviewers’ Hosted by Reviewer Zero. The bottom left says “So you want to participate in peer review: how to write inclusive and equitable reviews. Learn how to write your first review by learning the general principles and structure of writing an effective review” The date is December 4th, 11 AM PT, 1 PM CT, 2 PM Et. You can RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/YC5U6XWK The Black In Neuro logo is on the bottom right. The top right has a photo of a laptop keyboard with a small notepad and pen.

You won’t want to miss this amazing workshop for first-time reviewers on How to Write Inclusive and Equitable Reviews, with @reviewerzero.bsky.social on December 4th!

Register here: blackinneuro47.wildapricot.org/event-5883989

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Trying to pull in all the literature on the use of the Self-Ordered Pointing Test (SOPT, Milner and Petrides) to revise its presentation in the spring semester of my #neuropsychology courses.

Do you have any "in press" right now? New citations welcome!

More materials here but only measured in TBI to date commons.trincoll.edu/pmt/

Improving prospective memory in persons with multiple sclerosis via telehealth: A randomized feasibility study - PubMed TPMI is a feasible intervention, with high completion rates and moderate-to-high treatment ratings, that can be delivered remotely. Early evidence shows its potential benefit for improving time-based ...

Early trial with MS pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38878624/

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There is!

Do you have a #TBI or know anyone who does, and is looking for resources to help improve their relationships with others? Consider signing up for our clinical trial of a Teletherapy, Intervention to Change Affect Recognition and Empathy (ICARE). Must live in the US to be eligible.

I’m a professor at Trinity College in Hartford, I study rehabilitation after brain injury. Moved to Hartford after four years working in Seattle!

CONCLUSIONS:
Among individuals with MS, objective processing speed and subjective cognition were independently associated with illness intrusiveness, highlighting the importance of considering both cognitive performance and perceptions as contributing factors to life disruptions.

Title graphic in blue reads: Expanding the connection between cognition and illness intrusiveness in multiple sclerosis

Research on illness intrusiveness in MS with Trinity alums Aprille Gangi and Beth Gromisch

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So lovely to find you here just after getting to see you in person 💜

Thank you!💕

Would love to be added!! Thanks for creating!

Go by them almost every day!

Forgetting appointments, deadlines and that call to Mom − the phenomenon of prospective memory and how to improve yours Many medical conditions can affect prospective memory. But so can excessive alcohol use.

Here is a brief summary of our work theconversation.com/forgetting-a...

Would love to be added! Thanks for doing this!

Hi all, I’m in the process of putting together a clinical neuroscience starter pack — neurology, psychiatry, neurosurgery, psychology, or adjacent and folks I think others in this space would like to follow. Let me know if this fits you and I’ll add you! #medsky

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I would love to be added, thanks so much!