Mary O’Malley

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How did we get there? : supporting older adults' spatial orientation within the built environment

Mary O’Malley, 2018 .

‘All the corridors are the same’: a qualitative study of the orientation experiences and design preferences of UK older adults living in a communal retirement development

J. Wiener, A. Innes, Mary O’Malley, 2017, Ageing and Society.

Decreasing spatial disorientation in care-home settings: How psychology can guide the development of dementia friendly design guidelines

J. Wiener, A. Innes, Mary O’Malley, 2017, Dementia.

(Dis)orientation and Design Preferences Within an Unfamiliar Care Environment: A Content Analysis of Older Adults’ Qualitative Reports After Route Learning

J. Wiener, A. Innes, Mary O’Malley, 2020, Environment and Behavior.

‘It’s just so lovely to hear him talking’: Exploring the early-intervention expectations and experiences of parents

Rena Lyons, Mary O’Malley, Úna Monaghan, 2010 .

Voices of disability on the radio.

Mary O’Malley, 2008, International journal of language & communication disorders.

This Place Looks Familiar—How Navigators Distinguish Places with Ambiguous Landmark Objects When Learning Novel Routes

Marianne Strickrodt, J. Wiener, Mary O’Malley, 2015, Front. Psychol..

How do we get there? Effects of cognitive aging on route memory

J. Wiener, A. Innes, Mary O’Malley, 2017, Memory & Cognition.

‘So either you have a foetal monitor or you have your waters broken, basically is it?’: Articulating maternity care policy at a midwives’ ante-natal clinic

Mary O’Malley, 2010 .

Representations of the experiences of people with dementia in Irish newspapers

Mary O’Malley, C. Carroll, Orlaith Shortt, 2022, Dementia.

‘Just trying to talk to people … It’s the hardest’: Perspectives of adolescents with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder on their social communication skills

Mary O’Malley, S. Antonijevic, Rachel Kelly, 2018, Child Language Teaching and Therapy.