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Neuropsychology for adults / Cognitive rehabilitation for adults

Neuropsychology for adults

Cognitive rehabilitation for adults

A plan focused on the needs of everyday life.

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Consultation room at the ADIR centre

Working on goals of daily life.

Rehabilitation starts with an assessment of affected and retained abilities. It can address specific difficulties and help develop compensatory strategies, with goals for daily life agreed with the person.

You can start with a daily activity you now find harder and explain what help you need to do it. That priority can guide your rehabilitation goals.

Functional objectives
Individualised strategies
Autonomy and participation

Capacities, strategies and support.

A specific functional goal is what activity you want to facilitate and what difficulties appear in carrying it out. The capacities preserved, the strategies and the support available are part of this assessment.

The review can start from what you see in that activity: what is more manageable, what help you still need, and what effort it takes. Recovery is not just described by the result of an exercise.

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Your priority activity

What you want to be able to do and what difficulties you find in trying.

02

Resources available

Preserved capacities, strategies and support related to the objective.

03

Daily utility

What changes in activity and what needs remain.

Support that takes your wider needs into account

Areas explain what you may worry about; services specify how we can work with you. Initial guidance helps connect both.

Neuropsychology for adults

Neuropsychology for adults

Understand cognitive functions and their relationship to everyday life.

Stroke and traumatic brain injury

To direct rehabilitation towards the needs of daily life.

Before you take the first step

Is the goal to fully recover all capabilities?

The objectives are agreed according to the assessment and needs of the person. They may include work on difficulties and compensatory strategies, without ensuring a complete recovery.

What does a functional target mean?

It is a goal related to an activity relevant to you. It allows you to locate what you want to facilitate and what supports or strategies can make sense in your daily life.

Can anyone from around me participate?

You can ask what help you receive and if you want to have someone from your environment. The participation and the information that is shared must be concrete according to your situation.

We can start with what you're worried about.

You don't need to know which service to choose. Tell us your situation and we will guide you on how to start.

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