Brain Injury Cognitive Rehabilitation

Service Description

Evidence indicates that focused cognitive retraining can improve function in a number of domains, when delivered in an appropriate manner. Cognitive rehabilitation has been researched and holds more evidence base than any other form of therapy in neuro rehabilitation. Impairments of cognitive function are among the most common and important problems that lead to disability after acquired brain injury. Due to the widespread impact of cognitive deficits on functional independence, social interaction and safety to name but a few, our use of a community cognitive rehabilitation approach is central to the treatment and recovery of individuals.