Cogmed Working Memory Training

Fully-qualified Cogmed Working Memory Training Coach serving client's across Australia
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What is Cogmed?

Cogmed Working Memory Training is an evidence-based program for helping children, adolescents, and adults sustainably improve attention by training their working memory.

Cogmed is an intensive 5-week program or moderate 14-week program done from home under the guidance of our qualified Cogmed Coach, Speech Pathologist, Andrea Wilson.

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Research supports sustained improvements on working memory and attention in both children and adults following Cogmed training.

Training effects that have been reported in:
  • children and adults with ADHD
  • children with learning difficulties, hearing impairments, low language abilities, those born prematurely and those with an intellectual disability
  • adults with acquired brain injury
Working memory capacity enables more efficient information processing, which can lead to better learning, job performance and assist in the development of social skills.

Contact us to learn if Cogmed is right for you.
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    Speech Therapy

    ClearConvo provides speech therapy to children and adults across Australia via telehealth. We also provide mobile therapy appointments and school sessions for children in Brisbane's Western suburbs.
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    ABN: 15 655 615 491
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