Michigan Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy Services Provider Directory

What Are Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy Service Providers?

The Michigan no-fault insurance company must pay for therapy services for accident victims who require cognitive rehabilitation after a serious auto accident.

Cognitive rehabilitation therapy is the process of relearning cognitive skills that have been lost or altered as a result of damage to the brain. If the skills are unable to be relearned, then new ones have to be taught to enable the person to make up for their lost cognitive functions.

Cognitive rehabilitation service providers have four main goals:

1. Educate the patient about cognatibe weakness and strengths. The focus is to try and help them develop awareness of the problem.
2. Process training, which involves developing skills through direct retraining or practicing the cognative skills. Focus is trying to resolve the problem.
3. Strategy training, uses environmental, internal and external stratagies to help with regaining cognative skills. The focus of this step is to help compensate rather than resolving a problem.
4. Functional activities training, brings together all three of the previous components to be used in everyday life. The main focus of this training is to help with real life improvments.

BuckfireLaw.com does not endorse any specific cognitive rehabilitation therapy service providers and these companies are listed on our website at their own request.

The order of the cognitive rehabilitation therapy service provider listings below has no significance and demonstrates no preference: