Cognitive Rehabilitation

Cognitive rehabilitation therapy is a structured, evidence-based approach to improving cognitive functions such as memory, attention, problem-solving, and reasoning. It is designed for individuals recovering from brain injuries, strokes, neurological disorders, and cognitive decline. Therapy focuses on restoring lost abilities, developing compensatory strategies, and enhancing daily function to improve independence and quality of life.

Cognitive rehabilitation focuses on restoring and strengthening cognitive abilities essential for daily life, including:

• Memory Training – Improving short-term and long-term recall, retention, and organization of information.
• Attention & Concentration – Enhancing focus, mental endurance, and the ability to filter distractions.
• Problem-Solving & Reasoning – Strengthening critical thinking, decision-making, and logical processing skills.
• Visual & Auditory Processing – Improving how the brain interprets and responds to sensory information.
• Social Communication & Pragmatics – Supporting word retrieval, conversation skills, and appropriate social interactions

Our multidisciplinary approach pairs Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs) to ensure cognitive strategies are applied in real-life settings. Therapy may involve:

• Cognitive-linguistic exercises to improve reasoning and problem-solving.
• Attention training programs to build focus and concentration.
• Memory enhancement techniques for improved recall and organization.
• Task-specific training to develop daily living and executive functioning skills.
• Real-world practice to improve independent functioning at home, work, and in social settings.

The length of therapy depends on the severity of cognitive impairment, the underlying condition, and individual progress. Some individuals benefit from short-term therapy (weeks to months), while others with progressive or severe conditions may need ongoing cognitive support. Our team regularly assesses progress and adjusts treatment plans to maximize improvement.

Yes. Memory training techniques help strengthen recall, improve organization of information, and develop compensatory strategies to manage memory deficits. Therapy can be particularly beneficial for individuals with mild cognitive impairment, post-stroke memory issues, or early-stage dementia.

Yes. Stroke survivors often experience difficulties with attention, memory, problem-solving, and communication. Therapy helps retrain the brain, restore lost abilities, and develop compensatory strategies for daily tasks, making it easier to return to work, manage household responsibilities, and engage in social activities.

Yes. Executive function therapy focuses on planning, organization, impulse control, and time management. This is particularly beneficial for individuals recovering from brain injuries, concussions, or neurological conditions that affect decision-making and problem-solving.

Yes, we accept many major insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Priority Health, Aetna, Auto No-Fault, Worker’s Compensation, Medicaid, and Medicare. Our team can assist with insurance verification and payment options to ensure you receive the care you need.