Computerised Interactive Remediation of Cognition and Thinking Skills

What do we know about stigma against people with schizophrenia-related cognitive difficulties?

Dr Aida Dahbi describes adapting CIRCuiTS to account for linguistic and cultural differences

The long-term determinants and impacts of cognitive impairment in schizophrenia.

Alex Kenny's empowering and confidence-building Participatory Practice journey

A short screening tool opens the door to better understanding the cognitive health needs of people with schizophrenia

Obstacles and future opportunities for effectively measuring cognition in psychosis.

New research aiming to deliver CRT to children on the autism spectrum in Zambia

A critical assessment of the evidence that Cognitive Remediation Therapy can help people with hoarding disorder.

The CRiB study examined how Cognitive Remediation Therapy can improve functioning, cognition and outcomes in bipolar disorder.

Discover how CIRCuiTS™ therapy is being adapted for MS, and the potential it may have to enhance the quality of life for people with MS.

Discover the impact of group-based cognitive remediation therapy. Learn how cognitive remediation fosters hope and resilience.

by Giacomo Deste , Department of Clinical & Experimental Sciences, University of Brescia and Department of Mental Health & Addiction...

CIRCuiTS now has a YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@CIRCuiTStherapy/

A study combined cognitive remediation and brain stimulation with positive results.

Read about the findings of the CIRCuiTS trial and its impact on cognitive remediation therapy in early intervention for psychosis services.

Discover the first online Cognitive Remediation therapy training program for mental health professionals. Learn about its feasibility, benef

Assessing cognition in people with schizophrenia in resource-limited settings is challenging.

Remote cognitive remediation research trial paper summary.

How acceptable is remote, therapist-facilitated cognitive remediation therapy for service users with psychosis?

Canadian psychologists discuss their experiences of moving cognitive remediation out from the lab and into clinical settings.