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Published by: Buddy Castenada on 17-Aug-24
 
Brain exercises, post traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Here are some brain exercises and activities that can help improve cognitive function after a traumatic brain injury (TBI):

1. Memory Exercises

  • Memory Games: Use apps like Lumosity or CogniFit that offer games specifically designed to enhance memory.
  • Card Matching Games: Traditional card matching games can help improve short-term memory.

2. Attention and Concentration

  • Puzzles: Jigsaw puzzles, Sudoku, and crossword puzzles require focus and attention to detail.
  • Mindfulness Meditation: Practices like mindfulness meditation can improve concentration by training your mind to stay focused on the present moment.

3. Problem-Solving Skills

  • Strategy Games: Chess, checkers, or strategy-based video games can enhance problem-solving skills.
  • Brain Teasers: Engage in riddles or logic puzzles that challenge your thinking process.

4. Language Skills

  • Reading Aloud: Reading books, articles, or even poetry aloud can help with language processing.
  • Word Games: Scrabble, Boggle, or word search puzzles are excellent for improving vocabulary and language skills.

5. Visual-Spatial Skills

  • Drawing and Painting: These activities require you to visualize objects in space and coordinate hand movements accordingly.
  • Building Models/Legos: Constructing models from kits or using building blocks like Legos helps with spatial awareness.

6. Executive Functioning

  • Planning Activities:** Create daily schedules or plan out tasks step-by-step to practice organizational skills.

7. Social Interaction

Engage in group activities such as board games which not only stimulate cognitive functions but also provide social interaction which is beneficial for overall mental health.

Apps & Online Resources

  1. Lumosity
  2. BrainHQ
  3. Elevate 4 .Peak

Professional Support:

Consider working with a neuropsychologist who specializes in cognitive rehabilitation therapy (CRT) tailored specifically for TBI patients.

Remember consistency is key; regular practice of these exercises will yield better results over time

 
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