Cognitive rehabilitation is a treatment and rehabilitation approach that focuses on improving individuals' mental functions, thinking abilities, and cognitive processes. This type of rehabilitation is often used to treat mental dysfunctions that occur as a result of conditions such as neurological damage or psychiatric problems.
The program combines the therapeutic techniques of psychology students and the communication skills of speech and language therapy students. This interdisciplinary collaboration allows for a more comprehensive assessment and treatment of cognitive dysfunctions. In addition, students in this program learn from each other and work together to explore and implement different aspects of cognitive rehabilitation. This process accelerates their professional development and increases their problem-solving skills with a multidisciplinary approach.
The aim of the non-thesis master's program in cognitive rehabilitation is to train experts and academics who are equipped to serve society, have ethical values, can conduct research, interpret research results for the benefit of society, and have the ability to transfer their knowledge and skills.
