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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation · applied science

You know how to assess. But how do you rehabilitate?

Rehabilitation is not a protocol — it is deciding, for each patient, what to do and why. BRAIN takes the complaint, turns it into hypotheses and goals, and delivers the intervention plan with strategies, examples and a clinical report.

Built on the world's first model of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation in Psychiatry, developed by Dr. Fabricia Loschiavo and Dr. Barbara A. Wilson, BRAIN translates the science of rehabilitation into everyday clinical practice.

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How it works

From the complaint to the intervention plan.

  1. Record the complaint

    Clinical information, functional assessments and the patient's context in one place, guiding you through each step of the clinical formulation — no loose sheets, no side spreadsheets.

    Body-function assessment in BRAIN: each ICF code — attention, memory, higher-level cognitive functions — rated from 0 to 4 on a scale from no problem to complete problem.

  2. Formulate hypotheses and goals

    BRAIN relates the patient's data to the Neuropsychological Rehabilitation model, turns complaints into clinical hypotheses and leads you to functional, occupationally relevant goals (STAR goals).

    Goal progress in BRAIN, one bar per reassessment, with the legend of the functional goals being tracked.

  3. Receive the intervention plan

    For each goal, techniques and strategies grounded in the ICF and its Core Sets — each described, with examples and a progression of complexity — closed by a report explaining the clinical reasoning.

    Techniques BRAIN recommends for a goal, such as Goal Management Training, each with its category, weekly frequency and session length.

  4. Track effectiveness

    Complete, traceable reports for referrals and follow-up, pre/post comparison and team review. When data is missing, BRAIN says so.

    Three applications of the same questionnaire compared in BRAIN: a chart of scores per cognitive domain over time, followed by the generated clinical reading.

Interface shown in Portuguese. BRAIN is available in English and Spanish.

Who it is for

For every professional who rehabilitates.

  • Psychologists and neuropsychologists
  • Occupational therapists
  • Speech-language pathologists
  • Physiotherapists
  • Physicians
  • Multidisciplinary teams

Scientific grounding

Science translated into technology for clinical practice.

The model behind BRAIN was developed with Dr. Barbara A. Wilson and published in Clinical Neuropsychiatry — Journal of Treatment Evaluation (2018) and in the Global Journal of Medical Research: Neurology & Nervous System (2021). More than twenty years of clinical practice, built into the product.

  • 2018Clinical NeuropsychiatryJournal of Treatment Evaluation
  • 2021Global Journal of Medical ResearchA Neurology & Nervous System

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