Psychology Press Adult Learning Disorders: Contemporary Issues

Explore the evolving landscape of neurodevelopmental disorders with Adult Learning Disorders: Contemporary Issues. Part of the Neuropsychologist's Handbooks series, this volume examines how recent progress in genetics and neuroimaging technologies has changed our understanding of learning disorders in adults. This text bridges the gap between scientific research and clinical application. It provides a detailed look at how neuroimaging findings apply to adult populations and how these discoveries can be translated into effective clinical practice. The content covers the transition from adolescence to young adulthood, ensuring a comprehensive view of developmental concerns. Readers will find expert analysis on widely studied areas, including dyslexia, writing disorders, and language-based disorders. By focusing on the neuroimaging perspective, this book offers essential insights for medical and healthcare practitioners working within neurology and clinical neurophysiology. It is a valuable resource for understanding the modern complexities of adult learning disabilities.