Medical Rehabilitation

Using computerised cognitive training to trigger neuroplasticity

Our programs are being used to assist in the enhancement of cognition across a variety of medical conditions. From a scientific credibility perspective it's supported by evidence-based studies (links on your bottom right) that have been published in peer-reviewed journals. 

The study regarding gait is quite significant in that it's the first of its type (that we're aware of) to demonstrate "generalisation" effects on physical capability after cognitive training.

Closer to home Elite Minds has been pioneering the use of cognitive training in the rehabilitation of AFL footballers who've suffered mutliple concussion injuries. One such example that gained significant media attention was that of former Melbourne player Daniel Bell, you can learn about his experience by following this link.

Cognitive training, in particlular the training of Working Memory, is also showing positive effects on a variety of mental health conditions, including: stress, depression and schizophrenia. Just recently a new study conducted at the Prague Psychiatric Center, was presented at the 12th European Congress of Psychology in Istanbul, the findings suggesting that online cognitive training reduces depression and improves functions of everyday living in individuals with depression. Click here for more information.

Medical & Research Professionals

If you would like to discuss using our technology in your organisation then please contact our CEO.

Duncan Ferguson

1800 462 866

or by email