COGNITIVE BREAIN TRAINING offer integrated, long-term and scientifically proven solutions to living 'productively' with Neurodegenerative conditions...

COGNITIVE BRAIN STIMULATION for clients with Neuro-degenerative Conditions leverages neuroplasticity through targeted cognitive exercises and interventions to improve memory, coordination, and cognitive function aimed at rewiring the brain after stroke, injury, or to ease the symptoms of Neuro Degenerative Diseases/Conditions.

  • Baseline Evaluation 
  • Personalized Intervention Plans
  • Weekly Contact OR Online Sessions
  • Daily Home Assignments
  • Monthly & Quarterly Progress Reports
COGNITIVE BRAIN TRAINING for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) ) offers significant benefits for brain injury recovery by leveraging neuroplasticity to rewire damaged neural pathways and restore lost cognitive function. By challenging the brain with targeted exercises, survivors can rebuild mental stamina, improve daily independence, and accelerate overall rehabilitation.
Key Benefits of Cognitive Brain Training...
  • Psychoplasticity Coaching: Psychoplasticity coaching is an evidence-based development methodology that uses neuroscience and psychology to intentionally rewire a client's brain for behavioral change.
  • Enhances Neuroplasticity: Reorganizes brain structure to form new pathways around damaged areas.
  • Improves Core Attention: Rebuilds the capacity to focus, filter out distractions, and multitask.
  • Strengthens Memory: Enhances both short-term recall and long-term memory retrieval.
  • Accelerates Processing Speed: Minimizes the time it takes to understand and respond to information.
  • Boosts Executive Functioning: Enhances complex problem-solving, goal management, and organizational skills.
  • Supports Communication: Strengthens speech, word-finding abilities, and language comprehension.

COGNITIVE BRAIN TRAINING for Stroke Recovery works by stimulating neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to reorganize itself and form new neural connections to bypass damaged areas. Engaging in structured cognitive exercises helps undamaged regions of the brain take over skills that were lost or impaired during a stroke.

Key Benefits of Cognitive Brain Training...

  • Stimulates Neuroplasticity: Rewires the brain by forcing healthy cells to create new pathways.
  • Improves Cognitive Function: Enhances memory recall, focused attention, and analytical reasoning.
  • Restores Language Skills: Targets speech impairments like aphasia and word-retrieval difficulties (anomia).
  • Boosts Spatial Awareness: Rebuilds visual scanning, perceptual logic, and coordination.
  • Enhances Daily Independence: Makes functional tasks like cooking, counting money, and scheduling easier.
  • Increases Recovery Velocity: Combines with physical therapy to accelerate overall clinical outcomes.

COGNITIVE BRAIN TRAINING for Alzheimer's can significantly delay the onset and slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, with certain types of visual speed training reducing long-term dementia risk by up to 25%. Engaging in targeted cognitive activities strengthens neural connections, builds cognitive reserve, and helps individuals maintain daily functioning for longer periods.

Key Benefits of Cognitive Brain Training...

  • Reduced Dementia Risk: A 20-year landmark study funded by the National Institutes of Health found that older adults who completed adaptive visual "speed of processing" training (and subsequent booster sessions) had a 25% lower risk of developing dementia.
  • Slower Cognitive Decline: Regular mental stimulation helps keep thinking skills sharper, preserving memory, reasoning, and executive functions as the brain ages.
  • Building Cognitive Reserve: Pushing the brain mentally creates a "buffer" or reserve of healthy brain cells and connections. This helps the mind better tolerate the structural damages caused by Alzheimer’s disease before showing outward symptoms.
  • Improved Daily Functioning: While standard brain games make you better at specific tasks rather than overall intelligence, clinical programs significantly help patients manage everyday tasks and maintain independence longer.
  • Positive Mood and Mental State: Continuous mental engagement helps older adults, especially those who are retired or facing illness, maintain a positive outlook, reducing depression and anxiety.
COGNITIVE BRAIN TRAINING for Dementia provides clear, practical benefits for managing and potentially delaying cognitive decline. While it is not a cure for dementia, targeted mental exercises help build cognitive reserve to shield the brain from damage.

Key Benefits of Cognitive Brain Training...
  • Preserves Daily Independence: Seniors who participate in structured brain exercises report significantly less difficulty with everyday tasks.
  • Strengthens Executive Function: Cognitive Brain Training and complex games improve the brain's ability to plan, focus and make decisions. 
  • Enhances Visual Processing: Speed-of-processing training rewires the brain to process visual information faster and more accurately by expanding peripheral awareness
  • Maintains Core Communication: Engaging in language-focused exercises helps adults with dementia preserve word-recall and verbal skills  longer.
  • Boosts Mood and Engagement: Creative and sensory tasks, such as music therapy or making art, stimulate parts of the brain less affected by decline to lower anxiety and lift mood
COGNITIVE BRAIN TRAINING for Parkinson's significantly slow down cognitive decline, improve daily functional skills, and enhance motor coordination for individuals living with Parkinson's disease. Because Parkinson’s affects both the nervous system and cognitive processing, engaging the brain in targeted, complex activities promotes neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to reorganize and form new neural connections.

Key Benefits of Cognitive Brain Training...
  • Slows Cognitive Decline: Regular mental stimulation targets executive functioning, memory, and information processing speed, helping to delay the progression of dementia or mild cognitive impairment.
  • Improves Dual-Tasking Abilities: Parkinson's often reduces the ability to multi-task (like talking while walking). Dual-task brain training teaches the brain to handle simultaneous cognitive and physical demands.
  • Reduces Fall Risk: Strengthening the mind-body connection improves spatial awareness, sensory processing, and reaction times, which directly translates to better balance and a lower risk of falls.
  • Protects Brain Structure: Clinical research highlights that intensive cognitive and aerobic training preserves overall brain volume and builds stronger connections between critical brain areas.
  • Enhances Daily Independence: Training memory recall and sequencing skills assists with everyday tasks.
  • 3, 6, 9 or 12 Month Programs are available...
  • R 850.00 - Baseline Evaluation
  • R 800.00 per month (4 x Contact Sessions per month + Daily home exercises/assignments)

PAYMENT PLAN AGREEMENT: R 1 650.00 (Registration Fee + Baseline Evaluation + 1st Month Instalment) where after R 800.00 per month is payable...

  • Get 10% discount if you pay the full package amount once-off...
  • 3, 6, 9 or 12 Month Programs are available...
  • R 850.00 - Baseline Evaluation
  • R 600.00 per month (4 x Online Sessions per month + Daily home exercises/assignments)

PAYMENT PLAN AGREEMENT: R 1 450.00 (Baseline Evaluation + 1st Month Instalment) whereafter R 600.00 per month is payable...

  • Get 10% discount if you pay the full package amount once-off...
  • A registered BRAIN-CARE FACILITATOR must be present to oversee the online program...


 
 
 
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