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Low Grade Gliomas: Symptom Management and Cognitive Rehabilitation

The majority of LGG patients suffer from subjective and objective cognitive deficits including neurocognitive function, fatigue, strength, and ability. Despite the relatively young age at diagnosis and long survival, few efforts exist to address these frequently reported clinical problems, and more widely accessible home-based interventions are needed. Learning Objectives: • Understand the types of neuro-cognitive changes associated with an LGG diagnosis • Learn methods to improve aspects of neurocognitive function in and out of the clinic setting Presented by: Christina Weyer Jamora, RN, PhD University of California, San Francisco ~Video Contents~ 00:00 Introduction 03:34 Thinking Changes After a Brain Tumor Diagnosis 08:32 Common Impairments 10:15 What is Cognitive Rehabilitation? 14:22 Impact of Cognitive Rehabilitation on Thinking Skills 15:47 Impact of Cognitive Rehabilitation on Daily Life 18:04 Patient Experience with Cognitive Rehabilitation 19:50 Strategies to Improving Thinking Skills at Home 36:18 Summary 37:18 Q&A Download our Resource Handout for more resources and information on Low Grade Gliomas: https://bit.ly/2023PFMResourceHandout For more information, resources or support, visit the abta.org, call (800) 886-2282 or email [email protected].