Cognitive Skills Targeted by BrainWare Safari

Primarily related to visual processing, attention and organization

Exercises that incorporate the current scientific understanding of brain function to improve basic cognitive skills have been used by clinicians in one-on-one therapies for decades.

BrainWare Safari develops 41 cognitive skills, considered the most critical for fast and effective learning.
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BrainWare’s exercises place repetitive demands on deficient functions and present increasing levels of difficulty. Demands are placed in an integrated approach referred to as “cognitive loading” — forcing the brain to automate a function, do it subconsciously when confronted with two simultaneous tasks. This approach drives skills more quickly to an automatic, subconscious level of processing.

The 41 cognitive skills developed by BrainWare Safari are in these broad categories:

Attention Skills Helped

Sustained Attention — staying engaged
Selective Attention — ability to avoid distractions
Divided Attention — the ability to focus on two skills at once, such as listening while writing notes

Visual Processing Help

Visual Discrimination and Processing Speed
Visual Sequential Processing
Visualization

Auditory Processing Skills

Sensory Integration Skills

Hand to eye integration — for writing
Auditory-motor and auditory-visual integration
Timing — sensory integration

Memory Skills

Short-Term and Working Memory
Visual Spatial Memory
Long-Term Memory
Sequential Memory

Thinking Skills

Logic and Reasoning
Planning and Conceptual Thinking
Problem Solving and Strategic Thinking
Decision Speed

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