
Precision Neuroscience Solutions
for Global Mental Health
Clinically Validated & Scalable
Trusted by leading institutions worldwide














Our Solutions
Objective assessment and precision training
designed to work together
Who We Are
Headquartered in California, Cognitive Leap is a neuroscience-driven technology company dedicated to mental health and neurodevelopmental support. For more than a decade, we have developed clinically validated solutions for children with ADHD, ASD, and other neurodevelopmental differences.
Through our subsidiaries across the Americas and Asia-Pacific, we work to make high-quality cognitive assessment and training accessible worldwide—driven by one purpose: to make supportive care affordable and accessible to all children and families who seek it.
Recent Milestones
2026
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U.S. Clinical Data Showed 67% Hyperactivity Improvement and 64% Attention Improvement (n=49)
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VRAT® Romanian Language Environment in Development
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Tarleton State University Adopted VRAT® for Research Pre/Post Intervention Evaluation
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VRAT® Launched in Argentina
2025
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Cogleap® Diamond Bar Center Established
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Qualified for California Department of Developmental Services Reimbursement
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Move & Connection® Program Became Eligible for Regional Center of Orange County Reimbursement Under Social Recreation Services
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Completed RCT at Sun Yat-sen University (n=100); study measures showed statistically significant improvements in clinician-rated attention and hyperactivity scores
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VRAT® Launched in Guatemala, Panamanian, Honduras
2024
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Established ABA Division
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First California Government-Funded SDP Autism Program Reimbursement Received
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Published VRAT® Normative Data Paper
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Published Peer-Reviewed Study Confirming Strong Correlation Between VR Attention Assessment and Parent-Rated ADHD Measures
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Presented outcomes at Stanford Neurodiversity Summit — parent-reported and VR session data showed 44% reduction in omission errors on attention tasks (n=58, research study)
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CEO Joined Stanford Neurodiversity Project Advisory Task Force
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Showcased Breakthrough Research at Stanford Medicine Neurodiversity Project
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Signed Advanced Training Integration Agreement with Palo Alto University
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California Governor’s Chief Education Advisor Ben Chida Visited Irvine Center


