Therapy Services

Restore your mind and yourself

Individual Symptom Evaluation
Before the program begins, each participant will complete an individual symptom evaluation.

Weeks 1–8: The Rewire & Recovery Program
The core of the Acute Brain Injury: The Rewire & Recovery Program consists of 8 weekly 60-minute virtual group therapy sessions. Each session includes practical tools and support. Supporters are active participants and will receive their own materials and space for reflection.

Each survivor will receive individualized interventions, care coordination with their medical team, and referrals to other brain injury recovery specialists based on the unique symptoms and goals of the survivor.

Evaluation and Transition
After the program, each participant will complete a post-program and symptom evaluation to celebrate changes, target future interventions, and enhance recovery support.

Regrow your child's confidence & relationships

Psychological & Symptom Evaluation
Before the program begins, each child will complete a brief symptom evaluation. Caregivers will also complete questionnaires and meet briefly with the therapist to set intentions for the group.

Weeks 1–8: Caregiver-Focused Group Sessions
This is a caregiver-only therapy group. You’ll meet with other parents navigating similar experiences in a supportive, confidential space.

Each session includes resources, handouts, discussion, and optional home activities to share with your child.

Each family receives tools for home, care coordination with other medical and therapeutic specialists, and individualized support.

Symptom Evaluation Check In + Recommendations
At the end of the program, each child will complete a brief post-evaluation, and caregivers will meet with the therapist to review progress and next steps.

Rewire your neurons and plug back into life

Psychological & Symptom Evaluation
Before the program begins, you will complete an individual evaluation to help us understand your strengths, challenges, and goals.

Weeks 1-8: The Rewire & Recovery Program
Living with Brain Injury: The Rewire & Recovery Program includes 8 weekly 60-minute virtual group therapy sessions. Sessions include peer support, guided exercises to reintegrate your self-identity, minimal discussion, and cognitive, practical skills-building.

Each survivor will receive individualized support, care coordination with other medical and therapeutic specialists, and appropriate referrals for services related to your unique symptoms and experiences.

Symptom Evaluation Check-In and Closure
After the program, you’ll complete a follow-up evaluation. This helps track your growth, celebrate your work, and guide future care.

Meet One on One with a Therapist

Specialized support for brain injury survivors and their families

What We Offer:

Individual therapy for adults, teens, and children living with the effects of concussion, TBI, stroke, or other acquired brain injuries
Family therapy for parents, partners, and caregivers adjusting to life after injury
Support for those experiencing brain injury alongside complex trauma, grief, anxiety, executive dysfunction, or chronic illness
Affirming care for neurodivergent survivors and families navigating overlapping challenges
Trauma-informed, brain-based approaches including psychoeducation, somatic tools, identity reintegration, EMDR (if appropriate), and communication support

Session Options:

30-minute sessions – ideal for focused support, fatigue-sensitive clients, or brief follow-ups
50-minute sessions – for deeper processing, skills-building, or family sessions

Locations:

In-person therapy available in Grand Junction and Rifle, Colorado
Virtual telehealth sessions available statewide across Colorado

Accessibility & Support

All services are tailored to your pace, processing needs, and communication style. We offer flexible scheduling, accommodations for sensory sensitivity or memory support, and collaborative care planning when other providers are involved.

Cognitive Skills Therapy

Strengthening memory, focus, and executive function after brain injury

Cognitive therapy—also called cognitive rehabilitation therapy—is a specialized type of brain injury support that helps rebuild essential thinking skills.

What We Focus On:

Memory strategies and recall
Attention and sustained focus
Mental flexibility and task switching
Word-finding and expressive language
Planning, organization, and decision-making
Emotion regulation connected to executive functioning

How It Works:

Cognitive therapy sessions are interactive, engaging, and tailored to your brain
We use a mix of structured exercises, creative tasks, and strategy coaching—often game-based to reduce overwhelm and increase motivation
Brief check-ins and mini evaluations are used to track what’s working and adapt as needed
This service is billed under individual or play therapy and does not require a long-form neuropsychological evaluation to begin

Who It’s For:

Adults and teens who feel frustrated by cognitive changes after a brain injury
Survivors who are doing “okay” on paper but still struggling to keep up
People who need help with planning, follow-through, and cognitive overload
Clients in school, work, or home life who are ready to build scaffolds and strategies

Session Options:

Typically offered in 30- or 50-minute individual sessions
Available in person in Grand Junction or Rifle, CO
Virtual sessions available statewide for appropriate clients

Symptom Evaluations

Symptom Evaluations & Support Planning

Targeted evaluations for brain injury recovery, education, and care coordination

These evaluations are grounded in trauma-informed, neuropsychologically-informed practices and adapted for survivors and families at any stage post-injury.

What Our Evaluations Offer:

A focused look at current emotional, behavioral, and adaptive symptoms related to brain injury
Recommendations for home, school, or care teams
Support with communication tools for IEPs, 504 plans, or disability service planning
Clarity for caregivers or providers when symptoms are complex or misunderstood
A pathway to informed referrals for therapy, OT, speech-language services, or neurologists

What These Evaluations Are Not:

These are not formal cognitive/adaptive evaluations for Social Security Disability (SSD/SSDI) claims. They are not neuropsychological evaluations.

Who This Is For:

Students struggling at school after a brain injury
Parents or caregivers unsure what supports their child needs
Adults who feel dismissed or confused about ongoing symptoms
Survivors seeking documentation for job, housing, or educational accommodations
Individuals already receiving therapy elsewhere who need a standalone evaluation and care plan

What to Expect:

Brief pre-screening and intake
1–2 sessions of assessment and structured interview
Optional questionnaires for family, teachers, or care team members
A written summary with recommendations for care, referrals, or accommodations
An optional follow-up session to review results and plan next steps

Locations:

In-person assessments available in Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, and Rifle, CO
Virtual interviews and feedback sessions available statewide in Colorado

Therapy Services

Restore your mind and yourself

Regrow your child's confidence & relationships

Rewire your neurons and plug back into life

Meet One on One with a Therapist

Cognitive Skills Therapy

What We Focus On:

How It Works:

Who It’s For:

Session Options:

Symptom Evaluations

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