What is Cognitive Thought?
Our approach is an exclusive therapeutic process that enables the structured and systematic organization of diagnosis, through identification of biological variations between individuals and the implications of these variations to daily behaviour.
For more information on our approach to biological variations between individuals check out our Biological Interpretation page
Neuroplastic Adaptation
Our approach ensures consistent holistic care through the adaptive construction of neuroplastic connections into a mathematical model, that ensures every individual has a specific unique representation.
For more information on our approach to variations in unique daily experience for individuals check out our Neuroplastic Adaptation page
Occupational Application
Our approach is applied to the needs and goals of our participants through predictive modelling of the biological and neuroplastic interpretations, that determine an individual’s functional capacity and optimal engagement association.
For more information on our approach to specific transformation of individual variations check out our Occupational Application page
Definitions
Cognitive Thought
We have devised a mathematical description for human behaviour from our subconscious observation for things we hear, see, taste etc. to conscious thought processes for complex tasks such as decision making and communication.
Our quantitative system utilises several functions including categorisation (grouping), filtration, self-organisation (adaptivity), distribution (variability), complexity (value). All but one of these functions can all be replicated within a computer; however, computers are unable to self-organise and require the external input of another program. Combinations of these inputs construct a hierarchy of thought processes that can be linked to specific human behaviours such as movements, decision-making and communication.
Variations
People are highly variable due to the self-organization structure that enables neuroplasticity. We developed our interpretation of a generic individual as a standard unit for all functions (think of this as a computing standard). Variability from the generic individual has unique implications that consist of singular and multiple decrementing variations that represent different clinical diagnoses. Variations are relative to the individual, what one person may experience as a detrimental another may experience as a strengthening process.
Occupations
We have begun construction of a complexity task framework for all behaviour that is founded in determinism (think of this as writing a program for every possibility). The task framework is linked to a specific set of observable functions such as remembering something, planning for a future event or something as simple as moving your hand. These highly variable daily activities each reflect a unique structure and therefore have unique limitations attached. The connection of specific limitations to each task enables a generic approach to illness i.e. if you are missing a limb, you will not be able to perform X functions without assistance / assistive technology.
Assessment
Our assessment and evaluation methods consider both the set of decrementing variations attached to a clinical diagnosis and variation in the self-organization structure to create a full representation of the person. Adaptive assessment establishes a pattern of thought processes to develop a cognitive webbing structure (collection of neurological, emotional and historical thought). By modelling a cognitive webbing structure at a specific instance, we can remodel a structure to present as the desired goal for the individual. For example, our individual experiences depression that is attached to the neurotransmitter norepinephrine and we construct all instances where this neurotransmitter is more prominent and compare against an adapted generic model (considers variation + neuroplasticity) and devise a general transformation metric.
Intervention
The general transformation metric can then be attached to the set of strengthening variations that correspond with a variety of specific occupations. These occupations rather than being generic are uniquely constructed for the individual and therefore can appear to reflect a strange process however, these become the therapeutic interventions that can be consistently modified throughout the treatment process as neuroplasticity changes.
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