Neurodiversity Insight
Brain Plasticity and Recovery
Targeted, repetitive practice strengthens specific neural circuits—assessment data helps prioritize where to focus energy.
Understanding neuroplastic potential
Plasticity is greatest when the brain receives the right mix of challenge and support. After neurological change, some pathways are damaged while others are underutilized but intact. Identifying which systems can compensate guides therapy priorities.
Role of neuropsychological data
- Establishes a baseline of current strengths and vulnerabilities.
- Helps rehabilitation teams set measurable cognitive goals.
- Tracks gains over time, showing when to recalibrate therapy intensity.
Building a recovery plan
We recommend evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation exercises, environmental adaptations, and interdisciplinary collaboration (speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, physiatry). Lifestyle factors—sleep, cardiovascular health, stress management—also influence plasticity and are incorporated into the plan.