About Caroline Goldsmith, Ireland-based psychologist
Comprehensive Guide to Caroline Goldsmith and Her Expertise Outline Introduction Overview of Caroline Goldsmith’s profile. Her impact in the field of psychology and autism research. Early Life and Education Academic foundation. Notable achievements during her studies. Professional Journey Transition into psychology. Evolution of her private practice. Expertise in Autism Diagnosis and Intervention Development of assessment […]
Organised Chaos in Female and Male Aspergers
Caroline Goldsmith: Expert in Neurodiversity Caroline Goldsmith, a psychologist with over 30 years of experience (15 professionally) in neurodiversity, discusses the concept of organised chaos as it relates to individuals with Aspergers, both male and female. Understanding Organised Chaos A common trait observed in people with Aspergers is their tendency to have messy rooms or […]
Private Autism Assessments: What Are My Options?
Introduction to Private Autism Assessments If you’ve been on a state waiting list for autism assessments and are seeking quicker alternatives, private autism assessments may be an option. These assessments aim to determine if your child has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), helping you identify the services they need and create a plan for support. Understanding […]
Caroline Goldsmith Psychologist Qualifications
Caroline has studied at the Open University UK, University of East London UK, Trinity College Dublin, CMIT Institute Dublin and The National Academy of Neuropsychology USA. She specialises in Autism assessment, diagnosis and intervention. Caroline Goldsmith Psychologist Qualifications Caroline Goldsmith Psychologist Qualifications Adult dispute resolution and counselling is a further passion which Caroline Goldsmith has […]
Professor John F. Cryan Secures €4.8 Million Grant for Gut-Brain Connection Research
Overview of Research Professor John F. Cryan, Chair at UCC’s Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience, is leading groundbreaking research on the connection between the gut and the brain. This €4.8 million grant will support investigations into how the gut microbiome influences immune and neuropsychiatric conditions, with a focus on autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Innovative […]
Understanding Neurocosmopolitanism and Neurodiversity (ND)
Introduction to Neurocosmopolitanism Neurocosmopolitanism is a platform dedicated to enhancing awareness and understanding of Neurodiversity (ND). This concept emphasizes the diversity of human brains and minds, encompassing the infinite variations in neurocognitive functioning within humanity. The Importance of Clear Terminology in Neurodiversity The Neurodiversity paradigm introduces new concepts that require precise language. Misunderstandings and incorrect […]
Pathological Demand Avoidance and Its Place on the Autism Spectrum
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is now recognized as part of the autism spectrum. Individuals with PDA share challenges with others on the spectrum, including difficulties in social interaction, communication, and imagination. However, the primary challenge for people with PDA is their anxiety-driven need to avoid demands and maintain control. Social Skills and Understanding in PDA […]
Autism Assessment : Cognitive/Academic Function
For young children the Bayley Developmental Scales or Stanford Binet 5 (SB5) are comprehensive assessment and cognitive scales. SB5 can also be used for older children and adults used in Autism Assessment Caroline Ward Goldsmith Observation of Function and Presentation With updated protocols, revised algorithms, a new Comparison Score, and a Toddler Module, the ADOS-2 […]
ADHD Psychology Assessment Caroline Goldsmith
Does your child struggle to concentrate? Have you noticed them struggle to focus or control their impulses? Do they find managing their emotions or time hard? Do they focus very hard on one thing, or struggle to sit still? If so, they could have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. Requiring an ADHD psychology assessment Caroline Goldsmith […]
Caroline Goldsmith Psychologist – Davos 2020
I was happy to be able to attend Davos 2020 in the beautiful Swiss Alps this year. Ironically enough, the theme of the year was climate change and global warming, so it was interesting to see 1800 private jets arriving at the nearby air force base the conference. An irony of which there were many […]