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Is a support group for people with prosopagnosia and/or their family members needed?
I am a lecturer in Psychology from Bournemouth University with a primary interest in face recognition, and in particular, disorders of face recognition. I completed my PhD at the University of Exeter in 2009, examining the presentation of face processing impairments in indviduals with prosopagnosia ('face-blindness'). I am continuing this programme of research in my new appointment at Bournemouth University, and am collaborating with other academics across the UK and the USA on various investigations into prosopagnosia.
This website provides you with information about prosopagnosia and the opportunity to participate in some on-line discussion forums. You can also read about research that is currently being carried out in my laboratory, and you can register your interest in taking part in our research. We are particularly interested in hearing from anyone who believes they have prosopagnosia, who is willing to travel to Bournemouth University to participate in our current work.
We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who believes they have prosopagnosia and is willing to travel to our laboratory at Bournemouth University to take part in an initial assessment of their face recognition abilities. If you meet the criteria for our research, we would then very much like to invovle you in our current work that aims to improve face recognition skills in prosopagnosia.
We have recently been awarded a research grant to investigate prosopagnosia in children - if you live within the UK or USA and believe your child may have prosopagnosia, please contact us here.
Are you a twin who believes they have prosopagnosia? We would be very interested to hear from you, wherever you live. Please contact us here if you are interested in taking part in our research.