Cognitive rehabilitation aims to help individuals with cognitive impairments learn strategies to compensate for their deficits and improve their functional abilities.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation is a non-invasive brain stimulation technique used to treat various neurological conditions, but it is not typically used in cognitive rehabilitation.

Reality orientation therapy focuses on helping individuals with cognitive impairments maintain orientation to time, place, and person.

Errorless learning is a technique in which individuals are guided through a task step-by-step to prevent errors and promote successful learning.

Cognitive stimulation therapy aims to improve cognitive functioning by engaging individuals in mentally stimulating activities.

Compensatory strategy training teaches individuals specific strategies to help them overcome their cognitive deficits and improve their functional abilities.

Remediation therapy aims to restore lost cognitive functions by providing intensive practice and training in specific cognitive domains.

Computer-assisted cognitive rehabilitation, virtual reality therapy, and brain-computer interface therapy are all examples of technology-based cognitive rehabilitation techniques.

Virtual reality therapy aims to provide immersive and engaging therapeutic experiences that can help individuals with cognitive impairments improve their cognitive functioning and functional abilities.

Brain-computer interface therapy involves using brain-computer interfaces to directly interact with the brain and provide therapeutic interventions.

Group cognitive rehabilitation therapy aims to improve cognitive functioning, teach compensatory strategies, and enhance social interaction skills in individuals with cognitive impairments.

Caregiver training, family therapy, and support groups are all examples of cognitive rehabilitation techniques that provide support and education to caregivers of individuals with cognitive impairments.

Family therapy in cognitive rehabilitation aims to improve communication and relationships within the family, provide support and education to family members, and help them cope with the challenges of caring for an individual with cognitive impairments.

Individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy are all examples of cognitive rehabilitation techniques that provide support and education to individuals with cognitive impairments.

Individual therapy in cognitive rehabilitation aims to assess and diagnose cognitive impairments, develop and implement a personalized treatment plan, and provide support and education to the individual.