ICPS

2023 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2023

Effects of Two Intervention Programs in Covid-Long Patients with Cognitive Complaints: Multiple Case Studies

Brussels, Belgium · March 2023

poster · Clinical Science

  • Carmen Cabello
    Psychological and Neurosciences of Cognition Unit (PsyNCog)
  • Gael Delrue
    CHU Liège
  • Hichem Slama
    Erasme University Hospital - ULB
  • Alexia Lesoinne
    Psychological and Neurosciences of Cognition Unit (PsyNCog)
  • Vincent Didone
    Psychological and Neurosciences of Cognition Unit (PsyNCog)
  • Fabienne Collette
    Psychological and Neurosciences of Cognition Unit (PsyNCog)
  • Sylvie Willems
    Psychological and Neurosciences of Cognition Unit (PsyNCog)

Abstract

Long-term cognitive sequels are reported after infection by COVID-19, more particularly for attention, executive functions, working memory and long-term memory. We aim to assess the effectiveness of two psycho-educational interventions (cognitive vs. emotion management) on cognitive complaints and difficulties in patients with long-COVID.

Neuropsychology