Cognitive Remediation Worksheets
Worksheets designed to help clinicians optimize their cognitive remediation therapy.
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Are you a problem solver? Use deductive reasoning to solve quotes that apply to different emotions. Skills like emotional control and self-monitoring are used in this exercise. Clients can apply these to real life situations such as learning how to express themselves in different environments.
Recognizing emotions in others can be difficult. For clients with psychological disorders as well as developmental disabilities, this can be a challenge. We designed this packet to be focused on recognizing and understanding emotions.
The first activity in this packet will focus on sorting faces based on whether they are smiling. This basic skill is needed to understand facial reactions within a social situation. The next exercise section is correctly naming and placing the emotional emoji on one side of the chart. This may work on a person’s ability to carry visual information from one section to another. Next, your patient will have to remember emotions with individuals expressing them. This may help them to learn how to categorize emotions and be able to recall them later on. The last section focuses on verbally understanding words and how they relate. Your patient will have to sort a list of words into certain categories.
From sorting faces based upon emotion, recognizing emotions, and being able to sort them, we hope your patient enjoys these emotion-centered worksheets today! This packet will be great for individuals with low social cognition skills. Preschoolers and children will also enjoy using this packet.
Included: 19 worksheets and bridging questions.
Feelings are hard. Try sorting emotions into categories in this social cognition packet. Clients will learn how to utilize skills such as self control in order to balance emotions. This packet will help you learn skills to better understand and express your emotions in everyday life. By working to sort and understand emotions, clients will feel more comfortable expressing emotions in different environments.
Let’s get this show on the road! Work on your visual memory by recalling different road signs and their locations. Clients will utilize executive functioning skills such as attention and working memory. This exercise will help you learn the strategies needed to recall signs you have just seen in order for you to make decisions on the road.
If your patients love flowers and all things around spring, they will love this packet. This attention packet is an excellent workout for your patient’s brain. Visual attention is required to do many different cognitive tasks. When strengthened, it may help all areas of cognition.
To help you provide therapy for your client working on their visual attention skills, we have provided 4 exercises that target different cognitive skills involved in this visual attention packet. A keen eye for detail is key to succeeding at these attention-grabbing problems. The first exercise group is a floral adaption of Displaced Images. You’ll have to pay close attention to be able to spot the odd flower out. Next, You’ll have to jump through words in alphabetical order as quickly as possible. Be careful; the distracting floral background might slip you up! Next, we will combine your visual attention skills and spatial memory in a flowery Chunking exercise. This exercise requires you to pay close attention to where flowers are on a grid and carefully recreate them afterward. We’ve left some empty grids so you can make your own. Lastly, we will see how well your visual skills and memory are in Shapes and Colors. This exercise works your visual attention and memory skills as you try and decide which flower is the correct one.
This packet is great for non-speakers, kids, preschoolers, individuals who need attention skills, and anyone looking to engage their brain with a flower-themed packet!
Included inside: 19 worksheets and bridging questions.
Ready to test your brain? Practice your visual memory by picking out and recall different gardening tools and plants in this fun springtime mini worksheet! Clients will use skills such as attention and organization in order to complete this exercise! This Mini Packet is perfect for those who are looking to hone their attention to detail and memorization skills!
Ready for a word challenge? Choose and place words in as few moves as possible into the night sky with this exercise. This may seem like a regular crossword puzzle, but when done right, it will challenge a myriad of cognitive skills such as planning, decision making, and deductive reasoning.
Are you looking for language activities for dementia patients? Language is a complex cognitive skill. It involves executive functioning, memory, and visual and auditory processing skills. Sometimes, people with dementia struggle with one or more aspects of language, such as word retrieval. That is why we developed this packet. We wanted to create a packet to help improve language skills that are often inhibited in individuals with dementia.
In this workbook, we have provided 4 exercises that target different cognitive skills involved in language skills. We have a verbal memory exercise, Words, Where are you? We have a visual attention exercise, Private Eye. Additionally, we have a word-categorizing activity, Secret Files, and lastly, a language-inferring activity, Embroidery.
This packet will be great to be used for seniors, anyone looking for printable activities for dementia patients, or anyone looking for language-based activities. If you love this packet, we highly recommend you try our digital program. Each one of these exercises is even better on the digital program.
Included inside: 13 worksheets and bridging questions.
Can you pick apart a picture? Pull apart the elements of each image, and find the components below each picture. This exercise will help you learn strategies that you will need to pull apart details of a scene that you are observing. Clients will be able to develop their attention and task initiation skills by completing this exercise.
Map skills are a unique set of skills. It requires many different aspects of visual-spatial ability to use a map. That is why we developed this packet. We wanted to help individuals improve their ability to locate themselves on a map by using their Point of View and other key cognitive elements.
From deciding if a hand is left or right or decoding a pile of items. Every aspect of this worksheet helps to improve the essential functions for map skills. In addition, we have provided you with 4 bridging questions that you can ask your clients to help them connect their cognitive skill practice with their everyday lives.
This packet will be great as a life skills workbook or as a tool for cognitive rehabilitation. Because of the low language uses, the uses are endless for this packet!
Included inside: 12 worksheets and bridging questions.
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What do you offer for Cognitive Remediation?
We have packets, mini packets, bridging packets, and bundles for all your cognitive remediation therapy needs. Every worksheet focus on different cognitive function related to cognitive remediation. If you like our packets, In truth, you’ll love our digital exercises.
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What Makes your Worksheets Better?
We are a company here to help clinicians transform lives and save time, so developing quality worksheets for them drives us. Because of this goal, we have a team of developers, cognition lovers, and graphic designers who help create these worksheets. Substantially, when you combine these people together, you have activities that are engaging, challenging, and correlate to our digital tool. Given this, we like to think that these qualities set our worksheets apart from our competitors.
Why Cognitive Remediation Worksheets?
We love our digital tool, and the research with our tool is exciting for cognitive remediation. We also understand that not every patient will feel comfortable working on a computer. Because of that, we wanted to create a way to help clinicians have supplement material for these individuals.
