Teach Recovery is an online training resource developed to support mental-health professionals in understanding and addressing cognitive health in people with psychiatric disorders. The program is designed for professionals across psychiatry, psychology, nursing, social work, counselling and occupational therapy. Delivered by the Teach Recovery team, it offers accessible, evidence-based training materials to support better clinical care and service outcomes.

A handbook for families and friends of individuals with psychiatric disorders. Developed by experts in cognition psychology, Prof Alice Medalia and Dr Nadine Revheim, for the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH).

The International Society for Bipolar Disorders (ISBD) develops expert-led resources to address major unmet needs in bipolar research and clinical care. Through its specialised Cognition Task Force, ISBD developed the Cognition in Bipolar Disorder Workbook, an information package providing research-informed strategies for managing cognitive difficulties in bipolar disorder.

The Interactive Brain Toolkit is an educational resource developed by Dr. Caroline Cellard’s team at Université Laval in partnership with the Integrated University Health and Social Services Centre of the Capitale-Nationale region (CIUSSS-CN). It explains neuropsychological functioning and the everyday impact of cognitive difficulties in clear, accessible language. The toolkit is designed for professionals as well as adolescents, young adults, and family members who are affected by or working with neuropsychological challenges. It offers theoretical content and three clinical modules through an online, interactive platform that users can tailor to their needs.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

This report presents research findings on cognitive remediation in adults living with psychosocial disability, and was developed by the Research and Evaluation Branch of the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

An International network of professionals dedicated to the advancement of cognitive remediation. The CREW website provides research and educational resources as well as information about cognitive remediation programs developed or endorsed by the CREW for effective practice.

Cognitive Difficulties Associated with Mental Health Illnesses - New Zealand Adaptation

Developed by the CLEAR Collaborative Group, this is an easy to read resource on thinking skills for recovery

Developed by the CLEAR Collaborative Group, these are factsheets and actvities on thinking skills for recovery

CIRCuiTS™ is a web-based evidenced based psychological therapy that improves cognitive skills and is delivered by a therapist. CIRCuiTS™ is unique in targeting metacognition to aid skills transfer to everyday life.