Word Relationships

Target word relationships and improve the language processes associated with flexible expression. These lessons for adults with neurocognitive disorders use carefully-chosen stimuli and a steady progression in difficulty.

 

The one-page, easy-to-use activities help clients expand expression and manipulate words by associating words and concepts in the areas of:

 

 

The content and format of the lessons are carefully controlled to accommodate the language abilities of clients with neurological impairments. The task formats include multiple choice, selecting from a word list, giving one-word verbal and written answers, and sentence completion. A screening tool helps you identify the client's use of strategies and reasoning patterns prior to designing therapy sessions.

Each book in this series addresses an integral component of daily communication and reasoning in a format just right for adults with language and cognitive disorders.

 

Adult clients improve attention, mental manipulation of information, and comprehension with one-page language lessons that progress in difficulty. A screening tool in each book helps identify the client's use of reasoning strategies prior to designing therapy sessions. The content is basic to moderate difficulty level and reflects a wide variety of language needs for everyday functioning.

 

Each book targets a different language skill area with appropriate content and reading levels for adults with acquired communication disorders.