Dimri, Vrinda

Dimri, Vrinda

MSc. Cinical Psychology; MSc. Research Master in Psychology

Faculty of Medicine, Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Biography:

I am a second-year PhD student in the Rehabilitation Sciences program under Dr. Teresa Liu-Ambrose. I completed my research masters in psychology from Tilburg Univeristy, Netherlands and have a strong background in cognitive neuropsychology. My aim is to engage in research involving lifestyle interventions that promote brain health and overall well-being of older adults.

Research areas of interest:

Perimenopause; Physical Activity; Brain Health

Research Themes:

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