Attention
Practice focusing, sustaining attention and working with distractions.
03 / COGNITIVE TRAINING & BRAIN PERFORMANCE
The skills behind thinking, learning and everyday life.
Cognitive training designed to exercise the underlying skills we use to learn, remember, focus and process information.
I am certified in cognitive training methods. My work supports children and adults exploring learning and cognitive performance, as well as adults who may benefit from complementary cognitive stimulation.
Explore working togetherCORE COGNITIVE SKILLSA foundation
A foundation
for everyday demands.
Memory
Exercise working memory and the ability to retain and recall information.
Processing speed
Practice taking in information and responding at an appropriate pace.
Logic & reasoning
Work with patterns, relationships and problem-solving tasks.
Auditory & visual processing
Exercise how information heard and seen is interpreted and organized.
Different needs.
A personal starting point.
Learning & memory
For students and lifelong learners: cognitive exercises alongside practical memory and learning strategies. The focus is underlying cognitive skills, rather than tutoring in a particular subject.
Cognitive performance
For adults navigating work, study and everyday demands: structured practice centered on memory, information processing and reasoning.
Attention & cognitive skills
For children and adults seeking structured practice with focus, working memory and following information. Goals and activities are adapted to the individual.
Cognitive stimulation & rehabilitation support
For adults experiencing cognitive difficulties after illness, stroke or acquired brain injury: carefully paced stimulation and practice, where appropriate, as a complement to medical and rehabilitation care.
A COORDINATED APPROACHSupport within
Support within
the bigger picture.
After illness or injury, suitability and goals should be considered alongside your treating medical or rehabilitation team. Activities can be adapted to current abilities, fatigue and professional recommendations, with coordination where appropriate and with your consent.
This service does not replace medical evaluation, neurological care or specialist rehabilitation. Cognitive training is not presented as treatment for a medical condition. Outcomes vary; no improvement or recovery is guaranteed.
Start with your goals.
Tell me what you would like support with, your current challenges and any relevant professional recommendations. We can discuss whether this approach fits your needs and what an appropriate next step could be.
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Learning and memory remain part of this broader area of work, including its connection with AceleraMente.
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