Our Digital Cognitive Exercises
What Are Cognitive Exercises?
Cognitive exercises engage and train various brain regions necessary for everyday functioning. Different aspects of cognitive function may be improved with cognitive therapy. Some areas that may see improvement are executive functions, language, processing speed, and subdomains of memory, such as verbal, visual, auditory, and spatial.
Why HappyNeuron?
HappyNeuron Pro is a tool to be used by clinicians to help build on or rebuild the foundation of different cognitive functions. Cognitive therapy may ultimately lead to life improvement for patients. Our exercises are designed to be engaging and relevant so that your patients can practice skills needed for everyday functioning and develop strategies to overcome obstacles.
Discover our Library of Exercises
Executive Function Exercises
Executive functioning refers to the cognitive processes responsible for planning, decision-making, regulating behavior, and inhibiting undesirable behaviors. Explore all of our exercises that have strong executive functioning components.
Basketball in NY
Planning
Decipher
Deductive Reasoning
Hurray for Change
Switching Tasks
Ready, Steady, Count!
Arithmetic Reasoning
Memory Exercises
Memory is a cognitive ability that allows us to encode, store, and remember information. Explore all of our exercises that have strong memory components.
Restaurant
Visual & Verbal Working Memory
Shapes and Colors
Visual Memory
Words, Where Are You?
Verbal & Spatial Memory
Chunking
Spatial Memory
Visual and Spatial Abilities Exercises
Visual-spatial skills allow us to orient ourselves in space, perceive objects in our environment, construct a scene, and mentally manipulate objects when they are not present. Explore all of our exercises that have a visual-spatial component.
Entangled Figures
Focused Attention
Points of View
Deductive Reasoning
Sleight of Hands
Imagery
Turn Around and Around
Pattern Recognization
Attention Exercises
Attention skills are essential for individuals to be able to receive stimuli. Even though all of our exercises require an individual to pay attention, the exercises listed below require focused attention.
Ancient Writing
Pattern Recognition
Private Eye
Visual Attention
Find Your Way!
Planning
Two Timing
Divided Attention
Processing Speed Exercises
Processing speed measures how quickly information is processed and then reacted to achieve a desired behavior. Explore all of our exercises that have either rapid stimuli or require a quick reaction time.
Under Pressure
Visual-Spatial Reaction Time
Secret Files
Lexical Meaning/Category
Gulf Stream
Reaction Time
Auditory Processing Exercises
Auditory processing relies on sound coming in through our ears, bouncing off of our eardrums, and relaying a signal to our brains. These signals come in the form of pitch and amplitude. Explore all of our exercises that have an auditory component.
Bird Songs
Auditory Attention + Memory
You’ve got Voicemail
Verbal Working Memory
Sound Check
Auditory Attention + Reasoning
Language Exercises
Language ability relies on cognitive skills such as verbal memory, verbal reasoning, and visual and auditory processing. Explore all of our exercises that have strong verbal components to them.
Split Words
Semantic Memory
Root it Out
Lexical Spelling
Embroidery
Strategy
Newest Exercise
Executive Function | Reasoning
Modulo
Place colored squares on a grid to copy a figure, knowing that the superimposition of figures follows specific rules.
Cognitive Function Exercised
This problem-solving exercise requires you to define a strategy to re-make the figure, knowing that intermediate superimpositions can be quite disconcerting. The main difficulty stands in picking out the relevant pieces of information.
Digital exercise are just the beginning
Our digital tool can be used anywhere.
Exercises, reporting, and more are accessible on any device.
Starting in Fall 2023, we will offer assessments for general cognitive function and aphasia.
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