In-person therapy is a therapeutic delivery method in which the patient and clinical provider are in the same physical space while the clinical provider provides therapy to the patient. In-person therapy can occur in private practices, small clinics, or large facilities. In-person therapy can be done individually, in groups, or with a mixture of both to allow patients to get the therapeutic activity and time that is needed to create change.
In-person therapy allows the clinical provider and patient to have a very intimate therapeutic session. When providing cognitive rehabilitation, cognitive remediation, or cognitive stimulation therapy, a clinical provider can provide their patients with cognitive exercises and watch how they perform the cognitive exercises in real-time. In addition, bridging activities, or activities used to promote generalization of practices cognitive skills, are best done in-person with a clinical provider so that the clinical provider can directly monitor the progress of the bridging activity and assist the patient when they face cognitive obstacles. In-patient therapy also allows the patient to practice social skills such as making eye contact with an individual that they may have trouble with within their own life.
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