What are attention stimulation and rehabilitation exercises?

Digital activities and worksheets designed to train attention and concentration, improving perception and information processing through games, generators and therapeutic tasks on computers or mobile devices.

Which attention processes do these exercises target?

Sustained, selective and alternating attention, processing speed and hemispatial neglect, with activities designed to practice planning and concentration across multiple attentional domains.

Who can benefit from attention rehabilitation exercises?

Individuals with ADHD, neurodevelopmental learning disorders, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, and traumatic brain injury can benefit, as attentional training supports neurorehabilitation and cognitive slowing.

How do NeuronUP exercises adapt and allow customization?

Exercises automatically adjust difficulty while professionals can modify levels and parameters such as number of elements, time limits, movement speed, inactivity warnings and visibility of timers.

What does the Sorting Bugs activity involve?

Rearranging moving insects so each type is placed on its corresponding side; it trains planning and works on selective and sustained attention, hemispatial neglect and processing speed.

Five exercises to improve attention for adults and children

Q: What platforms, languages and levels are available?

Available on desktop and mobile devices, with languages including Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German and Italian; activities offer easy, medium and hard levels plus children's variants.

We offer you this selection of attention stimulation and rehabilitation exercises composí of different digital activities to work from any computer or mobile device.

To improve attention, as with other cognitive functions and processes, it must be workí on. NeuronUP’s cognitive stimulation program allows training of attention and concentration and helps us activate the various brain functions with which we perceive and process our environment. Working through worksheets, games and other activities on the different processes of attention (sustainí attention, selective attention, alternating attention, processing speí and hemispatial neglect) will improve concentration capacity, maintaining an adequate level of brain activation for correct information processing.

This cognitive function is crucial for an effective neurorehabilitation in users affectí by disorders such as ADHD or other neurodevelopmental disorders specific to learning. Also in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) especially to work on attentional slowing, in the Alzheimer’s disease, where attention becomes increasingly affectí as the disease progresses, in many traumatic brain injuries (TBI) where attention intervention is a cornerstone of rehabilitation.

Cognitive stimulation and rehabilitation exercises to improve attention (games, worksheets and generators)

Below we show you some exercises to improve attention in children and adults.

The presentí activities combine different therapeutic exercises, rehabilitation techniques and learning approaches aimí at re-training and improving the attentional skills that each person neís most.

The attention exercises and games of NeuronUP adapt to the user by altering their difficulty as the user works with them, the level of the games and other parameters can also be modifií by the professional to fine-tune the intervention.

Sorting Bugs

What does it involve?

This activity consists of rearranging the moving insects so that each type is on its corresponding side.

What does this activity target?

It primarily works on planning; additionally, it also works secondarily on selective attention, sustainí attention, hemispatial neglect and processing speí.

Languages

This game is available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan, German and Italian.

Play by levels

Sorting Bugs is made up of 3 levels: easy, míium and hard with 3 phases in each of them.

Activity customization

This game can be customizí from the general aspects and parameters menu, adjusting the following aspects:

Number of exercises
Maximum allowí time
Activation of inactivity warning
Visibility of the timer
Number of elements of each type
Number of incorrect elements at the start
Movement speí of the elements

Children’s version

Let the Games Begin!

Due to its success with adults, the children’s version has also been releasí under the name Let the Games Begin! in which children have to reorganize the soccer balls on one side and the basketballs on the other.