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COGNITIVE REHABILITATION & SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY

Support for
your everyday.

Care connects with the moments that make up your life. Start with the areas that feel most relevant to you.

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01 / EVERYDAY SKILLS

Attention & focus

When the world feels busy, keeping your attention where you want it can take more effort.

Therapy can explore the demands of your environment and ways to approach tasks with fewer competing distractions.

WHAT THIS CAN LOOK LIKE

Following a conversation in a busy space, or staying with a task long enough to finish it.

What therapy may explore

  • Recognizing the situations that place demands on your attention.
  • Exploring task pacing and environmental supports.
  • Practicing attention within activities that matter to you.
02 / EVERYDAY SKILLS

Memory & learning

Important information deserves a place you can find it again.

Cognitive rehabilitation may involve practical supports for remembering information and learning routines.

WHAT THIS CAN LOOK LIKE

Keeping track of appointments, remembering a conversation, or learning a new routine.

What therapy may explore

  • Exploring reminders and ways to organize information.
  • Building repeatable routines around everyday responsibilities.
  • Connecting memory strategies to your personal priorities.
03 / EVERYDAY SKILLS

Planning & organization

Everyday responsibilities can involve more steps than they first appear to.

Therapy may address how you plan, organize, and check your progress toward a goal.

WHAT THIS CAN LOOK LIKE

Organizing a day with several appointments, or working through an activity with multiple steps.

What therapy may explore

  • Exploring how you start, sequence, and complete tasks.
  • Making priorities and next steps easier to see.
  • Practicing ways to adjust when plans change.
04 / EVERYDAY SKILLS

Cognitive-communication

Being part of a conversation involves both thinking and language.

Support may focus on organizing thoughts, following information, and participating in everyday exchanges.

WHAT THIS CAN LOOK LIKE

Explaining an idea, following a longer conversation, or finding your place when several people are speaking.

What therapy may explore

  • Exploring what makes conversations more demanding.
  • Practicing ways to organize and express key ideas.
  • Connecting communication goals with daily interactions.

A PERSONAL INJURY FOCUS

A starting point is personal.
So is a way forward.

Changes in thinking and communication can affect different people in different ways. An evaluation connects your concerns with your goals and helps determine appropriate next steps.

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PERSONAL INJURY. PRACTICAL NEXT STEPS.

Understand the impact.
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See how referral, evaluation, personalized therapy, and progress review connect.

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