Cognitive Difficulties After Stroke: Memory, Attention, and Everyday Life

This 2-hour training is aimed at the families and close ones of a person who has had a stroke and presents cognitive disorders. After a stroke, your loved one forgets, loses track, takes much longer to do things, and doesn’t know where to start. These invisible difficulties are often misunderstood — people think that the person is not paying attention or not making an effort. This training explains the neurological origin of these disorders, their concrete impact on daily life, and provides families with practical strategies to adapt home life and support cognitive stimulation without creating pressure.