Cognitive tools.
Within a human care pathway.
Explore digital cognitive assessment and structured activities as part of a professionally guided approach to care and rehabilitation.
An additional resource for your team.
Healthcare providers and rehabilitation centres can discuss how ReadON may fit their setting, the population they support and their existing assessment and review processes.
- Assessment-related information to support professional discussion.
- Structured cognitive activities with human supervision.
- A documented baseline and ongoing observations.
- Flexible implementation options, subject to suitability and local availability.
Let’s make it clearer.
ReadON is not presented as a cure or a replacement for clinical assessment, rehabilitation or other indicated care. Discuss individual suitability with a qualified professional.
Explore all FAQs ↗How can I use ReadON in my practice?
Providers can explore in-clinic sessions, home visits or parent-led sessions with professional oversight. The appropriate model depends on your discipline, client needs and local requirements. Start with a walkthrough and implementation discussion.
Do I need CRCT certification to begin?
Providers who successfully complete ReadON Therapy with at least two children in accordance with the required implementation guidelines, known as the ReadON Way, are awarded the Certified ReadON Cognitive Therapist (CRCT) certification. The CRCT certification confirms that the provider has demonstrated practical experience in implementing ReadON Therapy according to ReadON’s prescribed protocols. It does not replace any professional qualification, clinical credential, or local licensing requirement.
What does the certification pathway involve?
The pathway includes practical implementation training and successful delivery of client programmes in line with the ReadON Way. Ask for the current requirements, assessment process and fees before committing.
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