Cognitive stimulation

Everyday activities to train cognitive functions.

15+ immersive activities to work on attention, memory, language, orientation, calculation, reasoning, gnosis, visuospatial skills and executive functions.

Content and formats

A solution built for real clinical use.

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Attention

Selective, sustained and visual search tasks.

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Memory

Visual, verbal, episodic and working memory.

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Language

Naming, comprehension and verbal fluency.

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Executive functions

Planning, inhibition, flexibility and decision-making.

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Orientation

Time, personal and spatial orientation.

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Calculation and reasoning

Operations, logic and problem solving.

Where it's used

Integrated into the care pathway.

Nursing homes and day centers

Cognitive stimulation programs.

Rehabilitation

Work adapted to functional objectives.

Hospitalization

Cognitive activation during hospital stays.

Mental health

Motivating and structured tasks.

Benefits

What it delivers for patients and clinicians.

Where it's used

Integrated into the care pathway.

✓ Care homes and day centers             Cognitive stimulation programs.
✓ Rehabilitation                           Work adapted to functional goals.
✓ Inpatient care                       Cognitive activation during hospital stays.
✓ Mental health                                   Motivating, structured tasks.
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Meaningful activities

Everyday scenarios that support understanding and transfer.

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Adjustable level

Selection of difficulty level and goal.

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Clinical record-keeping

Activity tracking and observations.

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Motivation

Immersive, playful format focused on engagement.

Evidence and trust

Results and criteria for use.

Clinical results backed by studies and scientific evidence.

15+

Experiences

Activities for different cognitive and executive functions.

69%

Found it useful and engaging

Result reported for the experience with older adults, GDS 2-3.

GDS 2-3

Population assessed

Clinical reference population assessed.

Frequently asked questions

Practical information.

Attention, memory, language, orientation, reasoning, calculation, gnosis, visuospatial skills and executive functions.

Yes. Activities include different levels and goals.

The clinician decides the goal and activity based on the person’s profile.

The backend lets staff log activity, time and clinical follow-up.

See how it fits your center.

We’ll prepare a demo tailored to your unit, procedure and patient population.

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