South African Clinical Neuropsychological Association
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Join SACNA today in order to keep up-to-date with developments in the exciting field of clinical neuro- psychology. Anyone is welcome to join. Different categories of membership are available.
Become a full accredited member of SACNA and receive the status you deserve. Full members undergo a stringent credentialing procedure. After completion of that process, full members enjoy various professional advantages.
The SACNA Executive Committee welcome feedback from members. If you have queries, please contact one of the committee members. If your query falls into the domain of a specific portfolio, then contact the chair of that portfolio.
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12th Biennial SACNA Conference
The next SACNA conference will be held in Johannesburg from the 10-12 March 2010. Guest speakers include renowned experts such as Prof Bryan Kolb, Prof Sergio Della Salla and Prof Merryll Vorster. For more information click here or visit the conference organiser’s web site.
Looking for a Neuropsychologist?
A neuropsychologist can assist in the diagnosis and treatment of brain-related problems, such as memory disorders, attention deficits, dyslexia, impaired reasoning and the like. A neuropsychologist can also contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of emotional problems due to brain dysfunction. For a list of accredited neuropsychologists in your area, click here.
Pain Management Workshop
The Training Associates is pleased to announce that Dr. Dennis C. Turk, internationally acclaimed expert in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain, will be coming to Vancouver, BC on Friday, March 26, 2010.
Announcement of the Victor Nell - SACNA Endowment.
One of SACNA’s primary aims is to promote the professional development of clinical neuropsychology in South Africa through encouraging training and research in the field, with particular reference and relevance to the unique circumstances of the South African context.