The Cognitive-Community Integration Lab is dedicated to research, education, advocacy, and community service regarding cognitive-communication functioning, life participation, and quality of life across the lifespan of individuals with and without acquired brain injuries. Behavioral and neuroimaging methodologies target a variety of areas (for example: language, memory, executive functioning, social pragmatics, and neuroplasticity) that are important for successful participation in a variety of environments (for example: home, school, and work).  

The Cognitive-Community Integration Lab AY 2022-2023

Not pictured: Meredith Adams and Sofia Stratford

The Cognitive-Community Integration Lab 2019-2020