ICAD launches neurorehabilitation program for people with dependencies

The ICAD is launching a neurorehabilitation program for individuals with alcohol and substance dependencies, starting on November 6 in Porto. Named NeuroCAD, the program will focus on cognitive rehabilitation alongside traditional treatment methods. It will begin with inpatient care at the former Matosinhos hospital and continue post-discharge. The initiative aims to address cognitive impairments that may persist after detoxification, emphasizing the importance of cognitive functioning in recovery. The program includes cognitive screening during hospitalization and group interventions using a therapeutic game to enhance cognitive skills. The NeuroCAD will operate twice a week for three months, involving a multidisciplinary team.

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