Design
Cognitive remediation is individualized based on a person’s diagnosis, cognitive profile, stage of illness, level of independence, and personal goals.
Development
For some individuals, treatment may focus on strengthening attention, memory strategies, or executive functioning. For others, the focus may be on maintaining existing abilities, adapting to cognitive changes, improving daily routines, reducing frustration, supporting independence, or helping family members and caregivers respond more effectively.
Implementation
At Amaghi Inc., cognitive remediation is not limited to worksheets, computer exercises, or generalized brain games.
Our work may incorporate psychological principles, behavioral strategies, neuropsychological knowledge, environmental supports, emotional adjustment, and practical skill building.
What Is Cognitive Remediation?
Cognitive remediation, sometimes referred to as cognitive rehabilitation or cognitive training, is a structured intervention focused on cognitive skills that may have been affected by aging, illness, injury, or neurological change. Rather than simply discussing the frustration of memory or concentration problems, cognitive remediation focuses on actively identifying specific cognitive challenges and practicing strategies that can support daily functioning.
What we do:
Depending on your needs, treatment may include direct practice of specific skills, compensatory strategies, environmental modifications, behavioral techniques, external memory supports, routines, technology-based tools, and strategies for improving confidence and independence.
The goal is not simply to complete cognitive exercises. The goal is to help you apply useful strategies to real life.
We address:
Memory and learning
Attention and concentration
Processing speed
Executive functioning
Planning and organization
Problem-solving and reasoning
Cognitive flexibility
Working memory
Language and communication
Task initiation and completion
Time management
Multitasking
Everyday independence
