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Michael Takagi is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Senior Lecturer at the School of Psychological Sciences, Monash University. He is deeply involved in teaching, research, and clinical training in the field of Clinical Neuropsychology. As co-leader of the Turner Neurodevelopmental Clinic, Michael provides comprehensive cross-disciplinary psychological assessment services and actively engages in clinical research training for postgraduate psychology students. He serves as a Senior Clinical Neuropsychologist at the Children's Court Clinic, where he provides assessment services for both criminal and family divisions within the Children's Court of Victoria. His research mainly focuses on pediatric concussion, specifically understanding the factors that predict a higher risk of experiencing delayed recovery and persistent symptoms post-injury. Michael’s work is part of the Neurodevelopment research theme at the Turner Institute and he is a member of the Monash Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre (MERRC). He has strong collaborative ties with the Murdoch Children's Research Institute as an honorary Research Fellow. His research has been supported through various funding sources, including the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation and the Medical Research Future Fund.
Children's Court Clinic • Victoria, Australia
Provides assessment services for criminal and family divisions.
Murdoch Children's Research Institute •
Collaborates on various research projects.
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