A licensed clinician can design an excellent cognitive rehabilitation plan, but its success depends almost entirely on how consistently and skillfully it’s carried out day to day — usually by a Program Aid, not the clinician themselves. Direct Care Training’s Program Aid Training: Effective Support in Neurological Cognitive Rehabilitation builds exactly the skills that consistency requires.
The course covers the Program Aid’s role in supporting individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries, then moves into real implementation: pacing and cueing therapist-designed activities, cognitive rehabilitation techniques, appropriate use of virtual reality modules, and adaptive approaches when a resident’s hands can’t manage standard equipment. It closes with communication and de-escalation strategies, documentation and reporting practices, and professional boundaries.
Michigan AFC CEU-eligible and built for real day-rehab settings, this course equips your Program Aids to be a genuine extension of the clinical team.
Enroll today ($199.95): Program Aid Training in Neurological Cognitive Rehabilitation
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