Monday, 26 June 2017

Individual Case Study: Improved Memory Functioning following Neurocognitive Training in a Diagnosed TBI patient

Patients have been receiving neurocognitive training as part of their treatment at an outpatient mental health facility for the past ten years and findings are the result of an ongoing study completed over the past five years. The program consists of neuropsychologicalassessment, which is patient specific and related to the reason for evaluation. Based upon the individual neuropsychological evaluation, a specific treatment plan is created. The plan is patient specific. Evaluation is completed, using the same testing at the same time of day, following a general range of three to six months of treatment to ascertain changes and efficacy of the program.

journal of neurology & neurophysiology
Neurocognitive intervention has been gaining credence in recent research, along with the modifiable risk factors and exercise as an intervention to address dementia decline. There are commercial programs that have shown to have efficacy and large scale studies have been conducted revealing the benefit of cognitive training and stimulation. Cognitive training intervention and cognitive enhancement have been found to have positive effects, as well as impacting cognitive decline in the aged population.(Read More) 

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