The impact of traumatic brain injury or illness on cognitive functioning

Strength is found where challenges and opportunities meet

Assessing the severity of a cognitive functioning challenge stemming from a traumatic brain injury or illness, then planning an appropriate intervention strategy can be challenging. We understand the daily struggles you face in helping your clients reach their personal goals and achieve independence.

Cognitive Concerns

Other resources

We recognize the unique challenges you face in the pursuit of helping your clients overcome the effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI) or illness and regain some normality in their lives. Please take time to explore the webinars, white papers, and other resources we've compiled to help you along the way.

D-REF overview video

D-REF overview video

This two-minute video explains the easy, efficient, and economical Delis Rating of Executive Function (D-REF).

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COGMED Working Memory Training

New 2015 study: why Cogmed matters for traumatic brain injury

This hour-long pre-recorded webinar is presented by Charles Shinaver, PhD, and covers the benefits of the Cogmed program and its long-term success on those with traumatic brain injury.

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Products

It’s no secret that cognitive function can make or break a student’s academic success. Identifying issues and giftedness early on is often the key to maximizing the intervention efforts for your students. We are committed to providing you with the tools you need to help them succeed.

D-REF Adult

A quick measure of an individual’s behaviours related to executive function difficulties in adults.

D-REF

A quick measure of an individual’s behaviours related to executive function difficulties in children.

WRAML3

Measures memory functioning (short- and long-term memory as well as cognition) and the ability to learn new material in children and adults.

NEPSY®-II

Provides information relating to childhood disorders which can lead to accurate diagnosis and intervention planning.

WAIS®-IV-CDN

The most advanced measure of cognitive ability and results you can trust for ages 16-90.

WISC®–V-CDN

A comprehensive measure of a child's intellectual ability. Intended for children 6:0 to 16:11.

WMS®-IV

The most widely-used scale of adult memory has been revised and enhanced to provide you with the most advanced measure and results you can trust.

ACS

Additional scores, indexes, norms, and subtests to assist in WAIS-IV and WMS-IV evaluations.

D-KEFS™

Assesses key components of executive functions within verbal and spatial modalities.

RBANS® Update

Provides a battery to measure cognitive decline or improvement across immediate memory, visuospatial/constructional, language, attention, and delayed memory.