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Cognitive Therapy

Who is it for?

Cognitive therapy can be beneficial for anyone who needs some extra brain support, including:

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  • Brain fog due to chronic health conditions (like long COVID or multiple sclerosis)​

  • Persistent/Post Concussion Syndrome ("PCS" or "PPCS")

  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) + Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI)

  • ADHD + ADD + AuDHD

  • Autistic individuals

  • People who have too much on their plate and are overwhelmed trying to tackle it all

  • Adults returning to work or education after an extended break

  • Stroke

  • Aging adults who want to keep their brain sharp

  • and more!

What does it target?
Memory: The brain's ability to retrieve encoded (or stored) information. 

  • What was the name of my new coworker?

  • What did I need to get from the grocery store?

  • What time was my doctor's appointment again?

  • Wait... didn't I already have this conversation/read this book/watch this movie?

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Attention: The brain's ability to select information to encode (or store) by focusing on the world around it.

  • I need to go back and reread this whole chapter, I don't remember any of it.

  • I started ten projects today but only finished 10% of each project, so nothing is done.

  • This work project is due by the end of the day, but there's no way I'll be able to focus for that long.

  • Shoot, I spaced out of this conversation, what are they talking about?

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Executive Function: The "captain" of the brain's skills; the part of our brain that directs and manages our goals.

  • This task seems so large and daunting, I don't even know where to start, so I'll put it off for another day.

  • I keep mismanaging my time and over/under-estimating how long this will take.

  • I prioritized the wrong task, and now I'm crunching to meet a deadline.

  • I know what I need to do, but I have no idea how to get there.

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Language: The way we communicate with those around us to meet our needs.

  • It feels like words are always on the "tip of my tongue" - I know what I'm trying to say, but I can't find the word.​

  • My thoughts come out jumbled and all over the place - I try to tell a story, but it never makes sense.

  • I have a hard time sharing information under pressure, like in a fast-moving conversation, during a meeting, or while on the phone.

  • I have so many good ideas, I just don't know how to share them.

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