How does it work?

After answering a few simple questions your coach will review whether the Cogmed training is a good fit for you. They’ll then schedule an initial consultation, which can be done face-to-face in their office or remotely via Telehealth, before beginning the program.

The program takes place over five to fourteen weeks. The length of the program is customizable to fit your schedule, and depends on how many days and minutes per day you’re able to commit. The table below will give you an idea of the available training protocols.

Regardless of which protocol you’re in, once a week you and your coach will have a check-in to evaluate progress and answer any questions you may have. Your Cogmed Qualified Practitioner will be with you every step of the way.

The Cogmed material can be accessed from home or anywhere else that has an internet-enabled computer, iPad, or Android tablet. This means it easily fits into your schedule. The training programs were developed for adults or older children who are comfortable with numbers and letters and who wish to have a cleaner design. Their complexity level dynamically adapts for improving performance/skill based on your performance.

How is it covered?

Cogmed working memory training is not covered by insurance providers. You can submit an application to learn more about the fees and available payment options.