Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy 101: Memory

Brenda Curtwright and Associates presents a new five-part video series covering skills, strategies, and interventions for therapists working with patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
In Part 3 of this series, we will be going over Memory. We will discuss the different types of memory (short-term, working, long-term), intervention strategies and procedures, word-finding, and cueing.
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[@rickredmond9847]

Grad student in clinical social work (aspiring therapist with children and families) who is myself diagnosed with and in treatment for Bipolar 1/ADHD (concurrent diagnoses). Your videos are extremely helpful, resourceful and fascinating! Thank you!!

[@brendacurtwrightandassociates]

I appreciate the feedback Rick. Please let me know what topics you may be interested in exploring. Thank you again for your detailed feedback. I am happy to have you as part of the community!

[@cathat227]

I need this desperately

[@brendacurtwrightandassociates]

Hi, thank you for your comment. I hope the videos provide you with some support, however, it is helpful to seek cognitive rehabilitation therapy if that is possible. Please let me know any topics you are interested in learning about so I may consider them for future videos.