Goal Management Training® (GMT) is a cognitive rehabilitation program grounded in neuroscientific principles, designed to help individuals with impairments in executive functioning improve their organization and ability to achieve goals. GMT is administered by a therapist, either individually or in groups, over 9 sessions.
GMT was developed by world-leading clinical researchers in the neuropsychology of executive functions. As a standardized intervention to reduce disability and increase productivity, GMT is in wide use clinically for treatment of a variety of conditions with associated cognitive impairment including traumatic brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, mild cognitive impairment in aging, ADHD, PTSD, substance abuse, depression, and other conditions.
The efficacy of GMT for improving function across a variety of patient populations has been assessed by leading research groups for over 20 years. There are currently several large scale trials assessing the effectiveness of GMT, funded by national and local agencies across the globe.
Goal Management Training® Train-the-Trainer Workshop is taking place on May 27, 2021. Click here to register for the program
GMT kits are available for purchase in English and in French through Baycrest.
To receive more information on GMT, including training, purchase, and research applications, go to the Contact page.
GMT kits are available for purchase in English and in French through Baycrest.
To receive more information on GMT, including training, purchase, and research applications, go to the Contact page.
In the news
Goal Management Training® receives support from the Ontario Together Fund to fight COVID-19! Click here for the announcement from the Province of Ontario.
Goal Management Training® is now offered in the Baycrest Neuropsychology and Cognitive Health Program!
For more information, please contact Ruby Nishioka at (416) 785-2500 ext. 2445.
The use of GMT by Homewood Research Institute to improve the quality of life of people living with PTSD was featured in a CBC coverage. Read about it here.
GMT is now available en français!
French (and English) GMT kits can be purchased here. Merci bien!
A meta-analysis of GMT has been published in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. This article demonstrates short and long term effectiveness across multiple outcomes.
You can see the study here.
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