Rethink Speech Therapy helps people improve thinking skills after an unexpected injury or illness.
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Cognitive Coaching
Improve thinking skills through strategy training and skill development.
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Health Coaching
Get help implementing healthy habits and medical recommendations.
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Lifestyle Services
Get help organizing functional spaces and making low-maintenance meal plans.
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Video Courses
Improve your cognitive-communication skills through self-paced courses.
Cognition Toolbox
Explore a growing collection of resources designed to improved thinking skills. Browse topics related to memory strategies, organization tools, and more.
Featured Resources.
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Time Pressure Management
Time Pressure Management is a strategy designed to decrease stress after brain injury. Learn how to predict and reduce time pressure.
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Initiation.
Almost everyone struggles with initiation after a brain injury. Initiation helps you get started on tasks. Learn strategies to help you start and feel more productive.
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Sensory Overload.
If noise, lights, and more bother you after a concussion, you are not alone. Learn about why this happens and the top 5 strategies to curb sensory overload.
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Attention Strategies.
You need sustained attention to listen, read, study, drive a car, etc. After a concussion, you may not be able to pay attention for as long. Learn strategies to help you focus at work, school, or home.
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Symptom Tracking
Learn why you should use a symptom tracker and get four tools to help. These tools will help you predict and manage symptoms.
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Why Symptoms Persist
Persistent changes in cognitive functioning after brain injury are frustrating! Learn about different factors that might be impacting your persistent symptoms.
Concussion Basics
Start here if you’re starting recovery.
Post Concussion Syndrome
Start here if you need help moving forward.