Great question! Traditional rehab often focuses only on physical recovery after an illness or injury. The Mind In Motion program is different — we specialize in memory and thinking changes. This could mean helping a person after a stroke who wants to sharpen their thinking skills, supporting someone with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), or guiding families living with dementia.

Did you know that many people with MCI or dementia can still learn new skills? We take time to thoroughly assess abilities so we can accurately guide both the person receiving services and their care partners. Instead of short-term, one-size-fits-all therapy, we create practical strategies that adapt as your needs change.

No. We help anyone experiencing changes in memory, thinking, or problem-solving — whether it’s new, subtle changes or a more advanced dementia diagnosis. Support is valuable at any stage.

Sessions are tailored to you. How do we do this? 

We start with a thorough evaluation that combines standardized assessments and skilled observation. You’ll receive a clear, detailed report of the results, which we review together. From there, we choose goals that truly matter to you and your family.

With this foundation, we design a personalized plan that includes practical strategies to help you reach your goals. A session might include:

• Engaging in activities that stimulate memory and problem-solving

• Building strength and flexibility to support independence

• Practicing daily activities in ways that feel manageable and safe

• Teaching new skills or routines

• Guiding care partners with hands-on strategies and tools
  
  

Every session is built around your abilities, your goals, and your stage of the journey — and always takes place in the comfort of your home.

Care partners are never an afterthought — they are central to our work. We provide coaching, practical strategies, and emotional support so you feel less stressed, more confident, and more connected with your loved one.

What does emotional support look like? It might mean being present during conversations with other professionals, investigating and sharing community resources, or simply walking alongside you through difficult moments.

We know caregiving can be challenging. Our goal is to give you the tools, guidance, and reassurance you need to feel confident in your role.

It begins with a free consultation. We’ll talk about your situation, your goals, and your challenges. From there, we create a personalized plan that fits your family’s needs.