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Default specialists/techniques to enhance cognitive functioning

Are there any specialists/techniques to enhance short term memory/focus/visual and auditorial sensory overload(cannot read much/cannot watch tv/follow fast conversation) issues? I didn't think there was, but I am told by an MD that there are. The MD said that there are techniques to possibly enhance cognitive functioning. Granted that the MD was not familiar with the cognitive issues I am having, I am not sure if this applies to my case.

I also wonder if people get neuropsych assessments in order to seek appropriate neuropsych treatments. I thought the assessments were mostly for lawsuit/insurance company purposes. I wonder if getting the neuropsych evaluation would be beneficial in any way for my recovery if there are some sort of, albeit limited, treatments out there?
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