Lessons for the Right Brain Second Edition: Clinician's

Description

Stimulate skills often lost through right-brain injury with this much-improved revision of the classic workbooks. In Lessons for the Right Brain Second Edition, reading and writing tasks are used to stimulate visual processing, attention to detail and cognitive skills. Designed for use with a therapist or as independent practice for people who have had an injury or stroke on the right side of the brain, the exercises are also useful for other types of challenges.

The e-book includes reproducible PDFs of 4 workbooks: Working with Functional Information; Attention and Visual Perception; Visual Memory and Higher Level Language; Reading, Writing and Visual Processing, featuring:

• Updated and expanded activities for extended practice
• Enlarged print for easier reading
• An answer section that encourages patient awareness of errors
• New exercises that reflect current thinking about Right Hemisphere Brain Damage (RHD)
• A dark vertical line in the left margin of every page to help address left neglect
• Extensive sections dealing with functional, daily information
• Added exercises that facilitate logical, sequential, and integrative thinking skills
• Use of written responses, which can help minimize confabulation
• Incorporation of activities not easily found elsewhere that target left-right awareness, expression and comprehension of emotions, visual memory, and deficits in facial recognition and recall.

Complete Download Includes: PDFs of 4 workbooks: Working with Functional Information; Attention and Visual Perception; Visual Memory and Higher Level Language; Reading, Writing and Visual Processing. 2014

E-Book Features and Benefits

• Accessible from any device with Internet access
• Search and find using keywords
• Add notes and bookmarks as you read

To see more of this product's contents:

• Working with Functional Information Sample Pages
• Attention and Visual Perception Sample Pages
• Visual Memory and Higher Level Language Sample Pages
• Reading, Writing and Visual Processing Sample Pages