Health

Dr. Wilfred van Gorp was interviewed by VeryWellHealth.com concerning neurological symptoms in Covid-19 patients. Excerpt from the article: “In theory, if there’s hypoxia in the brain and it resolves, those symptoms will likely get better,” he says. “However, there is a subset of patients who

Dr. Wilfred van Gorp weighs in on the subject of when to bring up challenging topics like mental illness in a relationship in an interview with Lifehacker.au. Excerpt from the article: One way to ease into the subject in a way that doesn’t feel forced, is by bringing them up at a time when

Dr. Wilfred van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment was interviewed by Andy Asher of Boomer Bloomer

Dr. Wilfred van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment compares Covid-19 to 9/11 in an interview with MSN Lifestyle. The article entitled "On the front lines of Oregon’s coronavirus epidemic: health care workers balance reward and risk" quotes Dr. van Gorp "compassion fatigue is just a gateway

Dr. Wilfred Van Gorp of the Center for Cognitive Assessment talks about avoiding isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic in an interview with 44 News

Wilfred van Gorp, Ph.D., ABPP wrote an opinion article for the New York Daily News entitled "Tending to our mental health, too: How to stay psychologically well when the coronavirus pandemic rages".  Dr. van Gorp said "We may not be able to control COVID-19 or predict the path of the illness, but we