Daily activities can become challenging as we age, but there's no need to accept this as inevitable. At Summit, we specialize in helping you maintain your independence and vitality. Our targeted programs enhance your:

• Balance and coordination

• Visual awareness and scanning abilities

• Essential motor skills

These fundamental abilities are crucial for preventing falls - one of the leading causes of injury among seniors. Our team works with you to build strength and confidence, helping you stay active and independent longer.

At Summit, the Senaptec Sensory Station is integrated into concussion management protocols. We use the Sensory Station to:

• Assess cognitive function- Before and after concussion, athletes can undergo assessments to gauge their cognitive abilities and sensory processing skills. 

• Facilitate rehabilitation- Customized training programs help athletes regain their cognitive and sensory functions, which are compromised following a concussion. 

• Enhance performance- Beyond rehabilitation, the station is used to improve overall athletic performance by refining sensory skills that contribute to better decision-making and reaction time in sports. 

Driving is essential for those of us living in rural Alberta, but age and injury can impact our abilities behind the wheel. Whether you're concerned about your upcoming license renewal and eye exam, or finding it challenging to park, turn, or react to road obstacles, we offer specialized support to help you stay safe on the road.

Using our state-of-the-art Senaptec Sensory Station, we assess and enhance three vital cognitive-perceptual skills that are crucial for safe driving:

• Reaction time: Your ability to respond quickly to unexpected situations

• Depth perception: Accurately judging distances between vehicles and objects

• Contrast sensitivity: Seeing clearly in varying light conditions, especially at dawn, dusk, or in poor weather

Through targeted exercises combining advanced technology with motor skills training, we help you maintain your independence and confidence on the road.

Are you or a loved one affected by ADHD? You're not alone. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder diagnoses continue to rise among both children and adults. Research shows that cognitive visual training can be an effective complement to traditional ADHD treatments, helping to improve:

• Focus and attention span

• Sensory processing sensitivity

• Hand-eye coordination

• Visual tracking abilities

Our team offers visual training techniques that work alongside your existing treatment plan. We're here to support you in developing stronger cognitive and visual processing skills to better manage your ADHD symptoms.

Contact us today to learn how we can help you thrive! 

A stroke or traumatic brain injury can transform life in an instant, affecting people of all ages. Each person's journey is unique – from their specific symptoms to their path to recovery. Our personalized rehabilitation approach meets you exactly where you are.

Whether you're experiencing hemiparesis (weakness on one side of the body), challenges with visual processing, or difficulties with coordination and daily tasks, we build a customized training program around your specific needs. Our team works alongside you, adapting and evolving your rehabilitation plan as you progress.

Let us support you in regaining independence and confidence on your recovery journey. We understand that healing takes time, and we're here to help you move forward at your own pace.

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For clients with Parkinson's, this chronic illness does not need to control your life. Using the Senaptec Sensory Station we work to:

• Enhance Motor Control: Visual training can improve motor control and coordination in individuals, helping them manage symptoms such as tremors and bradykinesia (slowness of movement).

• Provide Better Gait and Stability: Training can enhance spatial awareness and balance, reducing the risk of falls and improving gait patterns.

Using the Senaptec Sensory Station, at Summit we will enhance:

• Cognitive Stimulation: Visual performance training can serve as a form of cognitive exercise, potentially helping to slow the progression of dementia by stimulating brain activity and improving visual processing skills.

• Improved Daily Functioning: Enhanced visual skills can help individuals with dementia better navigate their environment, maintain independence longer and perform daily tasks more effectively.