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Youtube of Jenni's talk (29 minutes)
Talking about HM and other patients at 'Mind & Its Potential'

'The Power of One' Radio National Australia interview
Lynn Malcolm discusses 'Trouble In Mind' with me
Weekend NZ Herald 12th Oct, 2013
Story about book and lifestyle!
Radio Interview
Patients' stories
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Upmarket Women's Fiction
Debut novel, Out now
Neuropsychology
For the general reader and beginning student.
An engaging introductory text of vivid case studies accompanied by clear descriptions of neuropsychological disorders.
Twenty articles & chapters on a range of neuropsychological topics

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Auckland Writers Festival Free Event

March 24, 2014

Tags: Writing, Brain Matters, Festivals, Being Happy

Join me at the Auckland Writers Festival on Sunday, May 18th, 11.30-12.30 at the Aotea Centre as I talk about three of my most fascinating neuropsychology cases. It’s a FREE session! Click for link</​a>

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  1. May 18, 2014 4:04 AM EDT
    Wow What a great talk you gave today, I confess I ended up in there because the other room was full but how lucky was I, to hear an informative, funny & utterly wonderful talk. I knew nothing about your subject of expertise but thoroughly enjoyed & learnt a lot today. Thank you can't wait to read your fiction in the future ,Steph Hay. PS what can I do as I preferred the lower split face along with others help me !!!
    - Stephanie Hay
  2. May 18, 2014 10:21 PM EDT
    Thank you so much Stephanie. Glad you enjoyed it, and don't worry about the face.... It probably means you are exceptionally creative and empathetic and use both hemispheres to interpret facial expressions! (I jut made that up, so don't take it too seriously!)
    - Jenni Ogden

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