Speech Therapy for

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Cognitive therapy for memory, attention, and executive function impairments.

Specific Treatments Offered:

 

  • Metacognitive Strategy Instruction - Teaching clients to recognize and compensate for deficits

  • External Memory Aids - Calendars, apps, organizational systems

  • PQRST Strategy - Preview/Question/Read/State/Test for reading comprehension

  • Functional iPhone/Technology Training - Using devices to compensate for cognitive deficits

  • Predict-Perform Procedure - Self-monitoring and awareness strategies

  • Spoon Theory Application - Energy management for cognitive fatigue

 

 

 

 

 

 

Six Cognitive Domains Addressed:

 

  1. Executive Functioning: Planning, organizing, decision-making, task initiation

  2. Memory: Short-term, long-term, working memory, orientation

  3. Attention: Sustained attention, multitasking, processing speed, distractibility

  4. Social Cognition: Emotional regulation, nonverbal cues, perspective-taking

  5. Language: Abstract concepts, word-finding in cognitive contexts

  6. Visuospatial Skills: Visual neglect, spatial awareness

 

 

 

 

 

What It Treats:

 

  • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) recovery

  • Stroke rehabilitation

  • Concussion management

  • Long COVID brain fog

  • Dementia symptom management

  • Neurodegenerative disease support

 

 

 

 

 

Cognitive Speech Therapy for Adults

Synergy Therapy Solutions' Cognitive rehabilitation addresses memory, attention, executive function, and problem-solving difficulties following stroke, TBI, concussion, dementia, or long COVID. Our approach uses functional, evidence-based strategies that improve real-world performance—not generic exercises that don't translate to daily life

After a stroke or brain injury, you may also experience changes in your cognitive ability. Here are the common symptoms:

 

 

  • Forgetting recent conversations or events
  • Difficulty remembering appointments or medications
  • Walking into a room and forgetting why you went there (working memory issues)
  • Repeatedly asking the same questions
  • Trouble recalling names or familiar faces
  • Getting lost in familiar places
  • Confusion about time, date, or location