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Title: Are you age 55 or over with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder?

What is the purpose of the study?
     Join a computer-based group cognitive training research study! The research goal is to improve skills, such as problem solving, planning, memory, processing speed. Cognitive impairment is among the strongest predictors of functioning in people with schizophrenia. CR can improve memory and thinking processes in middle-aged people with schizophrenia. The CR-LLS study aims to improve cognition in older adults (? age 55) diagnosed with late-life schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder (LLS).

Who is needed?
     Individuals with: Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective disorder
     Individuals without
a mental health or
addiction problem: 

No

     Age range: over age 54
     Gender: All
     Ethnicity: All
     Other:



What does the study involve?
     Number of contacts:  Group offered 2x/week for 12 weeks, 2 assessment visits
     Time period:  12 weeks
     Length of contacts: 2hr group sessions, 2-4 hour assessment visits
     Treatment offered:

Yes

Location:

1001 Queen St. West (Queen site), GMHS Research, Unit 4-3
PACE clinic, 55 Workman Way

Principal Investigator:

Dr. Angela Golas

Contact information:
     Phone: 416-535-8501 x39589
     e-mail: crlls@camh.ca
     Website:
     Flyer:

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Study end date:

30 Jun 2020

REB number: 083/2017
Full study title: Cognitive Remediation in Late Life Schizophrenia
Keywords: schizophrenia, schizoaffective, cognition, cognitive impairment, geriatric
Study Area:

PLEASE NOTE:
  • Research staff cannot give medical advice over the phone.
  • If you have specific questions regarding your health care, please contact your family physician.
  • We regret that not everyone screened for a study will be eligible to participate
  • For more information about other treatment options for mental illness or addiction offered by CAMH, visit www.camh.ca or call 416-535-8501.
 



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