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Post-TBI Irritability & Aggression: Building Evidence-Based Approaches to Management

       Flora Hammond, MD (PI), James Malec, PhD (Co-PI), Jacob Kean, PhD, Susan Perkins, PhD, Patrick Monahan, PhD, funded by National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR).   Treatment… Read More

Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana Research Participant Registry

James Malec, Ph.D. – Principal Investigator The purpose of RHI’s Research Participant Registry is to create a RHI Research Participant Registry of individuals who are interested in participating or who… Read More

Methylphenidate (Ritalin) and Memory/Attention in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Brenna McDonald, Psy.D., Flora Hammond, MD, Gwen Sprehn, Ph.D.  Funded by Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) A   randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind design, comparing the… Read More

Neurobiological mechanisms underlying affect recognition deficits after brain injury

Dawn Neumann, PhD (PI), Wang Yang, PhD, Brenna McDonald, PhD, Arlene Schmid, PhD.  Indiana University Collaborative Research Grants (IUCRG). The ability to recognize how others feel (affect recognition) helps us… Read More

Couples Caring and Relating with Empathy-Brain Injury Program (Couples CARE): A skills-based intervention to improve marital satisfaction and adjustment after brain injury

Samantha Backhaus, PhD (PI), Dawn Neumann, PhD, Taryn Skejstal, PhD, funded by Indiana Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Fund (ISCBIRF).   This is a 2-year study that will be… Read More

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Gregory Correll, Ph.D. December 14th, 2011

Gregory Correll, Ph.D. joined RHI November 2001 as an independent allied health staff member specializing in rehabilitation psychology. Dr. Correll areas of special interest include pain management/industrial rehabilitation, anxiety and depressive disorders, general rehabilitation psychology, and post traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Correll also has a private practice in McCordsville. He received his undergraduate degree from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, and Clinical and Counseling Psychology degrees from Ball State University, Muncie, IN, and completed an internship at the Veterans Administration Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI. Dr. Correll has participated in research studies, and is a Clinical Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at Indiana University School of Medicine.