Cognitive Therapy

Have you experienced increased difficulties with your memory or problem-solving skills that are impacting your daily life? Cognitive therapy may help improve these abilities through the rehabilitation of skills and the implementation of compensatory strategies.

We address 4 domains of cognition that can be impacted by various causes such as stroke, brain injury, dementia, or Parkinson’s disease. Here are some common symptoms:

Memory

  • Decline with short or long-term memory

  • Decline with “working memory” that affects ability to follow directions or completing a task

  • Decreased abilities with new learning

  • Decreased retrieval from memory

  • Problems with orientation to date/time

Attention

  • Difficulty with sustained attention when completing one task

  • Decreased processing speed

  • Difficulty shifting attention between tasks

  • Decreased attention span

  • Becoming more easily distractible

Executive Functions

  • Decreased decision making

  • Difficulty initiating, organizing, or planning tasks

  • Deficits with problem solving and reasoning skills

  • Poor inhibition

Social Cognition

  • Poor insight to deficits

  • Decreased ability to regulate emotions

  • Poor social perception

  • Decreased understanding of non-verbal cues in conversation

At Clarity Rehabilitation, our expertise in cognitive rehabilitation for neurological injuries can make a significant difference. Some of the ways we can help:

Empowering those with dementia to maintain their independence by developing/training compensatory strategies.

Assisting patients who have experienced a concussion by managing symptoms for success at work or completing various activities of choice.

Assisting TBI survivors in regaining confidence and returning to the activities they enjoy.

And so much more…

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At Clarity Rehabilitation, we believe in the limitless potential for progress. The brain has the capacity to form new connections, even years following a stroke or brain injury. Our approach involves collaborating with you on your personal goals, ensuring they are not only achievable but also practical and relevant to your everyday life.