Cognitive assessments are crucial for evaluating and understanding cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and problem-solving. They can help identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses in individuals with dementia, epilepsy, pre and post-neurosurgical patients, and other neurological and psychiatric disorders

Cognitive retraining is a therapy to improve cognitive abilities. You may need it if you've experienced cognitive difficulties, as indicated by assessment results or noticeable changes in memory, attention, or problem-solving affecting your daily life.

Cognitive retraining aims to restore or improve existing cognitive abilities that may have declined or been impaired, with the goal of bringing them back to a baseline or previous level of functioning. Cognitive enhancement, on the other hand, seeks to go beyond the baseline, enhancing cognitive skills to reach higher levels of performance and efficiency in individuals without any prior cognitive difficulties

After completing an assessment, you will receive a detailed report explaining your results. If you're unsure about what the results mean, a free-of-cost session will be provided to help you understand your results better.

The assessments can typically be taken online from the comfort of your own home. You won't need to visit a physical location, making it convenient and accessible. However, if you prefer in-person sessions, the address for the same will be provided on request.

A variety of cognitive exercises and interventions aimed at improving cognitive function will be offered. These exercises are evidence-based and can help with memory enhancement, attention improvement, and more.

Based on your assessment results, tailor-made intervention recommendations to target specific cognitive areas that may need improvement will be provided. These plans are tailored to your unique needs.

You can schedule counseling sessions with a qualified neuropsychologist through the 'Book Online' section website. Counseling services address a wide range of issues, including managing stress and improving emotional regulation and well-being, coping with cognitive changes, and improving cognitive skills.

Cognitive assessments are crucial for evaluating and understanding cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and problem-solving. They can help identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses in individuals with dementia, epilepsy, pre and post-neurosurgical patients, and other neurological and psychiatric disorders

Cognitive retraining is a therapy to improve cognitive abilities. You may need it if you've experienced cognitive difficulties, as indicated by assessment results or noticeable changes in memory, attention, or problem-solving affecting your daily life.

Cognitive retraining aims to restore or improve existing cognitive abilities that may have declined or been impaired, with the goal of bringing them back to a baseline or previous level of functioning. Cognitive enhancement, on the other hand, seeks to go beyond the baseline, enhancing cognitive skills to reach higher levels of performance and efficiency in individuals without any prior cognitive difficulties

After completing an assessment, you will receive a detailed report explaining your results. If you're unsure about what the results mean, a free-of-cost session will be provided to help you understand your results better.

The assessments can typically be taken online from the comfort of your own home. You won't need to visit a physical location, making it convenient and accessible. However, if you prefer in-person sessions, the address for the same will be provided on request.

A variety of cognitive exercises and interventions aimed at improving cognitive function will be offered. These exercises are evidence-based and can help with memory enhancement, attention improvement, and more.

Based on your assessment results, tailor-made intervention recommendations to target specific cognitive areas that may need improvement will be provided. These plans are tailored to your unique needs.

You can schedule counseling sessions with a qualified neuropsychologist through the 'Book Online' section website. Counseling services address a wide range of issues, including managing stress and improving emotional regulation and well-being, coping with cognitive changes, and improving cognitive skills.