cognitively impaired

having difficulties with cognitive functions such as memory, learning, problem-solving, or understanding due to a developmental disorder, injury, or condition

The cognitively impaired student receives specialized education and support in a resource classroom.
The cognitively impaired individual benefits from a structured daily routine to support their memory and organization.
The cognitively impaired adult lives in a group home with trained caregivers who provide support and supervision.
The cognitively impaired worker performs job tasks with accommodations such as written instructions and frequent breaks.
The cognitively impaired child enjoys sensory activities that stimulate their cognitive development in a therapeutic setting.