Dr Rowena Mobbs

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Neurologist; Clinical Lecturer, The University of Sydney; Adjunct Fellow Macquarie University

Dr Rowena Mobbs is Senior Lecturer, Department of Clinical Medicine at Macquarie University, subspecialist in cognitive neurology. She is a leading clinician in concussion, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, and dementia services. Rowena is highly committed to the integration of multidisciplinary care and research translation within teaching and mentoring programs. Dr Mobbs champions a patient-centred approach as well as community advocacy for those living with dementia.

Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

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Dr Rowena Mobbs

Neurologist; Clinical Lecturer, The University of Sydney; Adjunct Fellow Macquarie University

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Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

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Neurologist; Clinical Lecturer, The University of Sydney; Adjunct Fellow Macquarie University

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Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

Domestic and family violence, and acquired brain injury

How to ask the questions about domestic and family violence within the context of a clinical consultation- how head injury sustained as a child can perpetuate cycles of abuse in the next generation.

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