Please take care in sharing these resources, as many have been provided under license or by agreement with collaborators for use in this specific context. 

Resources:

How to use the ICF

Making a Difference_CST Vol 1

Making a Difference_CST Vol 3

CogniFit Health Professional Manual

The_Bangor_Goal-Setting_Interview_Version_2.2_Manual

Other Resources: 

• Making a Difference (See Resources folder for PDF): https://hawkerpublications.co.uk/product/making-a-difference
• Bangor Goal Setting Interview (See Resources folder for PDF): Clare, L., Nelis, S. M., & Kudlicka, A. (2016). Bangor goal-setting interview manual. Exeter, United Kingdom: The University of Exeter.
• NEAR: Cognitive Remediation for Psychological Disorders: Therapist Guide. https://academic.oup.com/book/1319

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