ProfessorCatherine Theys

UC research challenges autistic reading strategies

Reading strategies for autistic learners

Study challenges reading strategies for autistic children

Research Questions Reading Methods for Autistic Kids

University of Canterbury study challenges reading strategies for autistic children

UC study challenges reading strategies for autistic children

Winner at the poster competition at the George Abbott Symposium 2025

New Research Identifies Brain Link to Stuttering

The future of stuttering therapy: Prof. Dr. Catherine Theys talks about her latest findings

Part of a panel of female researchers funded by the Neurological Foundation to discuss what they’re currently working on, why they have pursued neuroscience as a profession, and their thoughts on what it means to be a female working in the world of science.

University lecturer Catherine Theys on the search for a cure to stuttering

Investigators: Hansmann, D., Derrick, D. & Theys, C. For 'important, exciting and noteworthy' presentations.

Investigators: Theys, C. Derrick, D. & Hansmann, D. Received highest rating from Topic Committee reviewers across both submission categories of professional education and research (awarded to top 3% of approximately 1900 submissions).

Investigators: Theys (PI) & McAuliffe Title: Neurophysiological correlated associated with the perception of dysartrhic speech Received highest ratings from Topic Committee reviewers across both submission categories of professional education and research (awarded to top 3% of approximately 1600 submissions).