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WHAT IS COGNITY ABOUT?

We help day-care institutions across England address the behavioral and psychological needs of their clients through tailored, professional solutions designed to enhance well-being and promote recovery.

Set of interventions designed to optimise functioning and reduce disability in individuals with health conditions in interaction with their environment.

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We help comprehensively case managers and care teams to better understand their residents’ needs, and approach required when they have behavioural, cognitive, or emotional needs. Care planning, Positive Behavioural Support Plan or Behavioural Interventions.

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OUR ONE-OFF SERVICE PLANS

Intervention

One-off service

£100

Starting rate

We offer a unique intervention service tailored to address specific needs at key moments, delivering immediate solutions to improve well-being and productivity.

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Discrete pieces of work in line with the standards and guidelines from the Department of Health, British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine, and the NICE guidelines.

Management of distressing symptoms for palliative care of service users and rehabilitation.

Assessments.

Care Planning.

Positive Behavioural Support.

Emotional Support as needed.

Training

One-off service

£100

Per session

We also provide customized training to develop essential skills in employees, fostering a more efficient and collaborative work environment with measurable results.

Induction.

Assessment of Challenging Behaviours.

Treatment of Behaviours.

Engaging activities for service users.

All materials provided.

We also offer bespoke services for companies with unique needs or those requiring a tailored approach:

Custom Service

We offer a personalized therapy service for companies, focused on improving employees' emotional well-being and productivity, tailored to the specific needs of each organization.

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Team of psychologists led by a Qualified Consultant who ensures the smooth operation of the service.

Team may change to backfill where possible for annual leave or sickness, so the level of input remains unaltered.

Agreements begin from 10 service users, with increments for each 5 residents to the workload.

Traceability and KPIs of the interventions done will be available to management quarterly.

Support includes assessment, intervention, care planning, reporting, In Service Training, and meetings with stakeholders.

Our team

Alberto Bonilla

Clinical Psychologist

Dr Alberto Bonilla is a highly qualified Clinical and Occupational Psychologist, accredited in both Spain and the United Kingdom. After earning his degree, he embarked on a diverse career spanning public hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private practice. A pivotal role at an outpatient day-care centre marked a turning point, inspiring him to pursue new opportunities and challenges. Alberto further specialised with an MSc in Neurorehabilitation and an MSc in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience. After obtaining the HCPC Statement of Equivalence to a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy), Alberto continued his career in the UK, culminating in the establishment of his own company.

Carly Oldridge

Assistant Psychologist

Carly joined Clement in 2022. Her MSc in Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience has brought incredible value to the company, following her professional experience at Headway Cambridgeshire. Highly experienced in high cognitive functioning, she always goes the extra mile to deliver the best care for her patients.

Laura Winstanley

Assistant Psychologist

Laura joined Clement in 2024, bringing with her valuable experience supporting autistic adults and individuals with complex needs in a supported living environment. In this role, she developed expertise in Positive Behaviour Support planning, breakaway techniques and specialist communication methods, including Makaton.

Emma

Trainee Clinic Psychologist

Emma is a highly qualified Clinical Psychologist from Spain, holding extensive expertise in Health Psychology. She earned her degree at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, where she gained hands-on experience working with patients with acquired brain injuries (ABI) in inpatient settings.