Speech therapy components on Cogni-Enhance help children develop stronger memory skills by working on verbal memory, sequencing, and information recall. Occupational therapists oversee the activities, ensuring the program builds memory systematically according to each child’s needs.

CogniEnhance targets planning, organizing, problem-solving, and self-regulation, which are often areas of difficulty for children with learning disabilities. Occupational therapists track cognitive progress and adjust executive functioning tasks to better support each child’s individual learning journey.

Activities are designed to improve how children interpret and understand visual information and spatial relationships, key to motor skills and academic tasks like reading and math. Occupational therapists supervise and adapt spatial-visual exercises as children progress.

CogniEnhance offers structured, engaging activities that teach children to identify, interpret, and appropriately respond to emotions, which is often a core challenge in autism. Occupational therapists monitor each child's emotional growth and adapt the emotional recognition program as needed.

Children with learning disabilities often struggle to maintain attention; Cogni-Enhance uses targeted exercises to build stronger concentration abilities. Occupational therapists continually monitor engagement and attention gains to fine-tune the child’s cognitive plan.

Memory activities strengthen the child’s ability to store, retain and recall important information needed for academic and social success. Occupational therapists oversee memory development to ensure tasks are age-appropriate and aligned with developmental milestones.

Through structured cognitive tasks, CogniEnhance builds vital executive skills like organizing tasks, managing time, setting goals and solving problems. Occupational therapists track progress and modify programs to match the child's executive functioning level.

CogniEnhance strengthens the mental processes needed for understanding, reasoning and applying mathematical concepts through fun, challenging activities. Occupational therapists monitor mathematical thinking development and adapt activities to the child’s evolving skill set