Impacts of aging on cognitive function

Adult cognitive functioning assessment and intervention

As we age, our cognitive functions can decrease, sometimes significantly. It can be difficult to know when to assess for a decline in cognitive ability or the best course of action when planning the most effective intervention. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible resources and solutions to help your aging clients maintain as much independence as possible.

Cognitive Tools and Resources Center

Leading cognitive assessments for adults

WAIS-5

Measures adolescent and adult cognitive ability using the most recent cognitive neuroscience research and the theories and work of David Wechsler, PhD

KBIT-2 Revised

Measures both verbal and nonverbal ability in approximately 20 minutes

RBANS Update

Measures cognitive decline or improvement across memory, visuospatial/constructional, language, attention, and delayed memory

WMS-IV

Provides the most trustworthy, advanced measure of memory and results for addressing the changing clinical landscape

WNV

A nonverbal measure of ability for culturally and linguistically diverse groups (Administration time for the full battery: 45 minutes | Brief version: 15–20 minutes)

WASI-II

Provides a brief, reliable measure of cognitive ability in clinical, educational, and research settings

Ravens-2

Assesses nonverbal abilities at three levels in 15–30 minutes

TFLS

A performance-based screening tool that helps identify the level of care needed

D-KEFS

A standardized set of tests that evaluates higher level cognitive functions in both children and adults

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