Clock of the Week

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Clock drawing is a popular screening tool
Clock drawing is a popular screening tool

Check out the clock drawings that are posted on this site.  Each week Dr. Sefton selects the most interesting clocks drawn by patients in the Rehabilitation Hospital.  The clock is actually a good measure of cognitive functioning.  It is a feature on the website and has become a popular post.  If you are a clinician and have an interesting clock sent it along for a possible posting on these pages! See this week’s clock here

Published by Michael Sefton, Ph.D.

Director of Neuropsychology at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital in Massachusetts. I am a consultant at the Direct Decision Institute Inc., a specialty practice in Worcester, Massachusetts that provides training, pre-employment evaluations, behavioral health assessment, and fitness for duty evaluations to law enforcement and first responder agencies across New England. Leo F. Polizoti, Ph.D. is the founder and lead psychologist. He has worked in police psychology for over 40 years. He is a police consulting psychologist in Worcester, MA who has taught nationally at conferences around the country including for the Society of Police and Criminal Psychology. Also, a consulting member of the Direct Decision Institute is Dr. Michael Sefton who is a licensed psychologist provider who specializes in neuropsychology, risk assessment, fitness, and pre-employment psychological assessment. Dr. Sefton is a Licensed Psychologist Provider in Massachusetts and is a certified Psychological Autopsy Investigator by the American Association of Suicidality. He is working on a booklet that helps define when to use a psychological autopsy in the aftermath of a suicide by a member of law enforcement.

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