(1)  Cognitive rehabilitation is the provision of therapeutic cognitive activities to meet the functional needs of a recipient with brain injury.

(2)  Cognitive rehabilitation services may include:

(a)  the reinforcement, strengthening, or reestablishment of previously learned patterns of behavior;

(b)  the establishment of new patterns of cognitive activity or compensatory mechanisms for impaired neurological systems; and

(c)  training significant others to assist in meeting the functional needs of the recipient.

(3)  A person providing cognitive rehabilitation services, must be:

(a)  employed by a rehabilitation agency; and

(b)  under the direct supervision of a licensed psychologist, licenced neuropsychologist, board certified neurologist, or board certified physiatrist who has experience in working with persons with brain injury.