I am a 56-year-old retired Executive who was diagnosed 2 years ago with aphasia and a rare dementia. I was determined to fight my diseases. I researched for someone to help me exercise my progressing dying communication part of my brain, not to make it better, but to slow down my regression. I have worked with the Director’s and the amazing trainer for a year now, following the LearningRx program and the Booster Program. After the year of pushing my brain, I now have other strategies now and the future, i.e. memory.
Recovering from a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be a difficult journey. This journey can be especially hard when core cognitive skills — like memory and concentration — fail to recover as quickly as hoped. Our programs allow clients to target skills like memory and concentration through a process called brain training.
While brain training is not a cure for brain injuries, clients with brain injuries can work on cognitive skills like memory and focus.
In a research study, adults with mild TBI who completed LearningRx training reported improvements in:
- memory skills
- work performance
- confidence
- perseverance
- attention spans

