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We provide specialist mental health services and offer access to new Alzheimer's disease treatments

https://recognitionhealth.com/

Re:Cognition Health is acknowledged as a leading UK independent provider of cognitive health services. We provide early, accurate, diagnosis and treatment of cognitive disorders affecting individuals, of all ages, suffering from cognitive impairment as a consequence of a wide range of clinical conditions. Re:Cognition Health’s clinical trials centres in London, Guildford and Plymouth, offer those, who are clinically eligible, early access to new medications designed to slow down or halt progression of MCI, mild and moderate memory loss due to Alzheimer’s Disease

Our patients choose us because we are highly patient-centric, collaborative and effective, providing the most accurate diagnosis available and access to new and emerging treatments. Re:Cognition Health’s Birmingham centre is on schedule to open in summer 2017.

09/10/2026

Everyone forgets things from time to time. But persistent or worsening memory changes, especially when they begin affecting everyday life, are worth discussing with a healthcare professional.

Seeking an assessment doesn't mean something is wrong. It can be an important first step towards understanding what's happening.

08/10/2026

There are three main types of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), each affecting the brain and spinal cord in different ways:

- Relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) – periods of relapse followed by partial or full recovery
- Primary-progressive MS (PPMS) – gradual worsening of symptoms over time
- Secondary-progressive MS (SPMS) – begins as RRMS, then progresses more steadily

Recognising the type of MS is important for finding the right treatment and support.

Learn more: https://recognitionhealth.com/clinical-trial/multiple-sclerosis/

07/10/2026

What looks like “not trying hard enough” can tell a very different story underneath.

Undiagnosed ADHD can leave women questioning their abilities and blaming themselves for difficulties they don’t yet understand.

🔗 Discover more in Living360’s The ADHD Gap, featuring insights from our Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Sylvia Baker:
https://living360.uk/campaign-adhd-women-signs-treatment-diagnosis-the-adhd-gap/

06/10/2026

Your brain loves a good challenge. 🧠✨

Whether it’s picking up a new skill, exploring a new interest or simply doing something differently, keeping your mind active can be a positive part of looking after your cognitive health.

What’s something new you’d love to learn?

05/10/2026

Positive thinking doesn't mean ignoring difficult emotions or pretending everything is fine. A healthier approach can be learning to reframe negative thoughts into perspectives that are more realistic and balanced.

Instead of asking, “How can I think positively?” try asking, “Is there another way to look at this?”

Small shifts in perspective can support mental wellbeing.

02/10/2026

This ADHD Awareness Month, it’s time to talk about The ADHD Gap.

Living360’s new campaign is shining a much-needed light on the gaps that still exist in women’s ADHD diagnosis and care—from symptoms being overlooked to the years some women spend masking, compensating and wondering why everyday life feels harder.

Greater awareness can help us look beyond outdated ideas of what ADHD is “supposed” to look like and make more space for women’s experiences to be understood.

Read the full article to discover Living360’s The ADHD Gap campaign: https://living360.uk/campaign-adhd-women-signs-treatment-diagnosis-the-adhd-gap/

01/10/2026

This October, we’re shining a light on ADHD. 🧠✨

ADHD can affect attention, organisation, impulsivity, and everyday life in different ways. This month is a great opportunity to learn more, look beyond the stereotypes. and build a better understanding of ADHD.

30/09/2026

Move more, connect more, enjoy it more. 🧠💙

Making movement more brain-friendly doesn’t have to be complicated. Choose activities you enjoy, share them with others when you can and remember to give your body time to recover. It’s about finding movement that works for you.

29/09/2026

Move more—but perhaps more importantly, find movement you enjoy. 🚶‍♀️

A new study suggests leisure-time physical activity is associated with a lower risk of dementia, raising interesting questions about the role of enjoyment, choice and social connection in exercise.

“Regular exercise improves cardiovascular health and blood flow, helps control blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol, and may support the brain’s ability to maintain healthy connections between nerve cells.” - Dr Steve Allder, Consultant Neurologist at Re:Cognition Health

Read the full article to explore the findings: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/physical-activity-protects-brain-health-but-only-if-you-enjoy-it-study-says

28/09/2026

Researchers continue to study how hormonal changes during menopause may influence long term brain health.

Some studies suggest these biological changes may affect memory and cognitive function, although research is still evolving.

Understanding these links may help guide future prevention strategies and improve support for women’s cognitive health.

Read more:
https://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/news/menopause-and-dementia-risk-what-we-know-so-far/

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77 Wimpole Street
London
W1G9RU

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

Website

https://recognitionhealth.com/

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