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COGNITION

WHAT IS COGNITION?

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Cognition refers to our mental processes. This includes our ability to attend, learn, think/reason, plan, sequence, and recall information. Many people often associate cognitive decline with Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias; however, it can also accompany other neurological diseases, as well as traumatic brain injury and aging. The CDC reports the prevalence of subjective cognitive decline to be 11.1%, or 1 in 9 adults. This may have serious implications on an individual’s livelihood and/or safety.

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SIGNS & SYMPTOMS​

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  • Memory loss 

  • Repeating the same questions/stories

  • Poor judgement/decision making 

  • Difficulty planning and executing tasks (e.g., following a recipe or tracking bills) 

  • Poor organization 

  • Mood or behavioral changes 

  • “Brain fog”

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 If you or a loved one are experiencing any of these symptoms or for more information, please contact Davina. 

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