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ABOUT CRT

What Is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy? Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy (CRT) is the process of relearning cognitive skills (such as thinking, reasoning, and remembering) that have been lost or altered as a result of damage to brain cells and chemistry. If skills cannot be relearned, you do have the capacity to learn new ones to compensate for lost cognitive function.
Is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy Right for You? Individuals who have persistent symptoms and functional issues are best suited for cognitive rehab. Are you having difficulty with any of the following?
Focusing on tasks and conversations
Break down tasks into small, manageable parts
Make the most of your time and energy
Get a good night’s sleep
Reduce stress, anxiety, fatigue and/or pain
Build and foster social connections and reduce isolation
Communicate more effectively with others
Develop long-term habits to keep your brain as healthy as possible
Improve overall daily functioning and get back doing the things that you love!
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ABOUT CRT

What Is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy? Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy (CRT) is the process of relearning cognitive skills (such as thinking, reasoning, and remembering) that have been lost or altered as a result of damage to brain cells and chemistry. If skills cannot be relearned, you do have the capacity to learn new ones to compensate for lost cognitive function.
Is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy Right for You? Individuals who have persistent symptoms and functional issues are best suited for cognitive rehab. Are you having difficulty with any of the following?
Focusing on tasks and conversations
Remembering appointments, errands, and “to-dos”
Managing your time or finding the motivation to initiate tasks
Solving problems and making decisions
Becoming easily frustrated
Feeling fatigued mentally and/or physically
Seeing a decline in your work or school performance
Experiencing increased difficulty in caring for family members
Losing a sense of confidence in your brain’s abilities

You may benefit from working with me if you want to develop strategies to:

Improve attention, concentration, and memory
Break down tasks into small, manageable parts
Make the most of your time and energy
Get a good night’s sleep
Reduce stress, anxiety, fatigue and/or pain
Build and foster social connections and reduce isolation
Communicate more effectively with others
Develop long-term habits to keep your brain as healthy as possible
Improve overall daily functioning and get back doing the things that you love!