A person's ability to concentrate, focus his or her attention on one task or more, remember details and co-ordinate visual and auditory stimuli can be adversely affected by different circumstances including, aging, fatigue, stress, side affects of medication or as a result of various medical conditions such as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), depression, anxiety and burnout. Other contributors for cognitive deficits include injury, such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Closed Head Injury (CHI). Such cognitive deficits may include impaired short, working and long term memory, poor concentration, inability to focus on a task until its completion, inability to do multitasking, inability to learn new material and process information adequately.

During the session, you will be guided by a cognitive specialist on how to train your brain to develop cognitive skills and abilities that are presently compromised. We use advanced EEG testing and computerized programs to train and monitor progress.

This One-on-One approach will prove very effective for people who are suffering from moderate to severe intensity of symptoms or for anyone who is interested in significantly improve their cognitive abilities.

Improve the following:

• Working memory - retaining necessary information for short periods of time, yet long enough to complete specific tasks

• Sequential processing - working with pieces of information, one after another

• Simultaneous processing or multitasking - processing a few pieces of information at the same time

• Attention duration - Sustaining attention for longer periods

• Processing speed - the speed with which information is processed

• Selective attention - focusing on one task at a time

• Divided attention - focusing on more than one task at a time

• Sensory motor coordination - coordinating sensory and motor skills

• Visual processing - working with visual images

• Auditory processing - working with sounds

• Audio-visual coordination - working with both sound and visuals simultaneously

• Peripheral vision - noticing background details while focusing on a task.

• Concept comprehension - understanding complex tasks and concepts

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