Cognitive Remediation Research

Cognitive impairment is responsible for how well you’re able to live your life. Cognitive Remediation is an evidence-based, cutting edge treatment designed to improve the way you think.

Cognitive Remediation has been studied and researched for nearly two decades. There is strong empirical evidence showing the benefits of CR for individuals with cognitive impairment.

Please use this page as a resource to learn more about how CR is being studied.

Cognitive Remediation for Psychological Disorders

This publication is considered to be one of the first texts which disseminated the practice of cognitive remediation and allowed others to begin implementing the therapy in everyday practice. It is a textbook, and its' primary audience are generally considered to be clinicians others in the mental health field. 

Authors: Alice Medalia, Nadine Revheim, and Tiffany Herlands

Current Research 

• Brain Training Shows Promise with those Living with Bipolar Disorder

• Web-based treatments helping people with severe mental illness return to work

• Advanced cognitive training for breast cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial

Why Cognitive Health Matters

Cognitive Remediation for the Treatment of Cognitive Dysfunction in the Early Course of Psychosis