Meet Nicole: Making Everyday Life Part of Cognitive Therapy
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Meet Nicole: Making Everyday Life Part of Cognitive Therapy
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What does cognitive therapy actually look like after a traumatic brain injury? Sometimes, it looks a lot like everyday life.
On this episode of Truly Universal: Life After TBI, Chris and Eric sit down with Nicole Callan, Assistant Director of Cognitive Therapy at Universal Institute, to talk about her seven years at Universal and what cognitive therapy really involves.
Nicole shares how everyday activities like cooking, shopping, and gardening can help clients work on memory, sequencing, problem-solving, communication, and independence. She also talks about moving from treating clients full-time into a leadership role and some of the moments that have made the biggest impact on her.
And because it's Truly Universal, we also meet Nicole's cat Bear, talk travel and reality TV, hunt for an elusive sandwich, and discover the surprising greatness of Universal's white American cheese.
It's a fun look at the people behind brain injury rehabilitation—and a reminder that almost anything can become cognitive therapy.
🎙️ Recorded at Universal Institute in Livingston, New Jersey.