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Re:Cognition Health named finalists in two categories in the Health Investor Awards 2022

Re:Cognition Health is delighted to be shortlisted in two categories of the Health Investor Awards 2022 for Primary Care Provider of the Year and Diagnostics Provider of […]

The Power of Learning Through Play

The Power of Learning Through Play By Ifigeneia Mourelatou, Autism Practitioner & ESDM Specialist at Re:Cognition Health   About Ifi: Ifi has a BSc in Psychology and […]

Health Investor Awards

PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER This award will be presented to the company that provides innovation and excellence through point of contact service DIAGNOSTICS PROVIDER The judges will be […]

Autism Assessment & Early Intervention Services

Autism Assessment & Early Intervention Services   The Autism Clinic at Re:Cognition Health provides autism assessments for children and adolescents, aged 18 months – 18 years and […]

Podcast Power

Can therapeutic podcasts be beneficial? By Dr Tom MacLaren, Consultant Psychiatrist at Re:Cognition Health   As we have all learned to adapt to new ways of working, […]

Blue Monday

Brighten up your Blue Monday! Dr Tom MacLaren, Consultant Psychiatrist at Re:Cognition Health shares his top tips to help you overcome the Monday blues today:   Blue Monday is […]

“We invest in people” Accreditation

  Re:Cognition Health Awarded “We invest in people” Accreditation   We are delighted to announce that Re:Cognition Health has been accredited with “We invest in people”, a […]

Alzheimer’s and Anxiety

Alzheimer’s and Anxiety Dr MacSweeney explains the importance of anxiety coupled with short term memory loss   Scientists have demonstrated  that changes in our brain start approximately […]

Alzheimer’s Disease in Down Syndrome

By Martyn Blairs Alzheimer Disease (AD) neuropathology in Down Syndrome (DS) stems from triplication of the amyloid precursor protein (APP) gene on chromosome 21. The APP gene […]

Cognitive Deficits in people who have recovered from COVID-19

  By Martyn Blairs Cognitive deficits are defined by impairment of learning and memory processes. There are growing concerns about the possible cognitive consequences of COVID-19. There […]