Michael Weinborn

Michael Weinborn is an Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia (UWA) in the School of Psychological Science and holds an Adjunct Associate Professor position at Edith Cowan University. He specializes in clinical neuropsychology and clinical psychology, focusing on acquired brain injury, dementia, and cognitive aging. He earned his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Bowling Green State University in 1999. His research evaluates neuropsychological and lifestyle factors impacting quality of life in neurodegenerative conditions and aging populations.

Education: PhD in Clinical Psychology (Bowling Green State University, 1999), MA in Clinical Psychology (1995).

Research Interests:

• Acquired brain injury rehabilitation
• Neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation
• Prospective memory and executive function
• Cognitive changes in aging and dementia

Grants and Projects:

• "Pilot study of a group therapy program for individuals with emotion dysregulation after an acquired brain injury" (2021–2023)
• "Prospective Memory Ability Amongst High Risk Alcohol and Ecstasy using University Students" (2008–2009)

Labs/Teams: Director of Postgraduate Training in Clinical Neuropsychology at UWA and affiliated with the Australian Alzheimer’s Research Foundation.