Trainings – RehaCom-Virtual

Trainings

Trainings Offered

RehaCom is a comprehensive and sophisticated system of software for computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation. This practical tool assists the therapist in the rehabilitation of cognitive disorders that affect specific aspects of attention, concentration, memory, perception, activities of daily living and much more.

Attention

Attention disorders are very common in both neurological and psychiatric patients and affect all areas of life. While in everyday life a uniform concept is assumed and spoken of as "attention", science distinguishes between various subfunctions, such as alertness, sustained attention and selective attention. Depending on the disease or damage localization in the brain, different attention functions can be disturbed and require specific training.

Memory

Impairment of memory occurs both after brain damage and after psychiatric illness. A distinction is made between different forms of memory (e.g. working, short-term, long-term memory). In most cases, the absorption and permanent storage of new information is disturbed, while the retrieval of already stored information is preserved. For affected patients, memory deficits often have serious consequences. These can be reduced by training, but above all by teaching compensation strategies.

Executive Functions

Executive functions is a collective term for various higher order mental processes associated with action planning or goal-oriented behavior. Patients with deficits in the executive functions show difficulties in planning and adhering to rules, often have little sense of social norms and problems in suppressing undesirable behaviour. Executive functions are closely linked to the frontal brain. Neurological diseases or injuries of the frontal brain as well as psychiatric diseases (e.g. schizophrenia) show abnormalities here.

Visual Field

Visual field failures are frequent side effects after stroke or hypoxic brain damage. The visual information is transmitted from the eye via the optic nerve and via the visual radiation to the occipital lobe for processing. If these nerve tracts are damaged, the required visual information no longer arrives there and cannot be processed - resulting in a visual field failure. Those affected have particular difficulties with reading and visual orientation. Targeted training can significantly reduce the effects on everyday life.

Visuo-Motor Skills

Human movement is based on the coordination of different motor, visual and proprioceptive systems. In numerous everyday "fine motor" activities such as using cutlery or tools, the exact coordination of eyes, head and hands is essential. During motor activity, visual control plays an essential role - especially in the learning stage of movement sequences. Brain damage to the motor or sensory area, but also to the spatial or visual system, can result in serious difficulties of visuomotor function.

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Screening

There is a number of screening modules available for use, and these are improving and expanding on each release. Each screening module lasts around 15mins, so you may not want to test all of them in one go.

Training

There are about 30 training modules available in English, and this number is steadily growing. Once the therapist knows which module to select they can double click on the icon and select a number of variables from the Parameters screen

Results

Once the training is complete the therapist can review the session from the Results screen. There is a wealth of data included that becomes more rich as the software is used more frequently. The data can be presented in a variety of ways including charts, graphs and comparisons.

Continuity

After reviewing the training results, therapists can develop personalized follow-up plans to reinforce progress. RehaCom makes it easy to monitor trends over time and adjust exercises as needed. Ongoing use ensures continuous cognitive engagement and long-term gains.