Packet #16

When visual information is processed in our brains, we examine details and derive important information. Sometimes, this information is stored temporarily during a task in our working memory. Other times they are practiced and rehearsed to remain ingrained in our long-term memory. In this worksheet, we provide you with 4 exercises that target visual and verbal memory. Our goal was to help your patient see how they use visual and verbal memory skills daily in life skills such as grocery shopping and clothes shopping.

If you like this packet, try bridging workbook #1 which is about the cognitive skills required for grocery shopping. Additionally, try our digital program to strengthen the skills used in this packet. 

This packet will be great to use one-on-one with your client or in group therapy sessions. It is well suitable for children aged 8+ and adults.

Included inside: 18 worksheets and bridging questions.

This packet is ideal for clinicians looking for short-term memory worksheets. We tried to touch on all major aspects of short-term memory in this packet. For verbal memory stimulation, we have an Elephant Memory and a You’ve got a Voicemail exercises. Elephant Memory requires your patient to remember a list of words and then find them on a second page. In You’ve got a Voicemail, your patient will also have to read a passage of a voicemail and have to recall information from it on the next page. For just visual memory, we have Displaced Characters and Chunking. Displaced Characters is Chinese-themed in this packet. Your patient must remember what character is on what side of the worksheet. The final visual memory exercise is also a spatial memory exercise. Chunking will challenge your patient’s ability to visually remember how many and where icons were spatially on a grid.

We hope your patients will enjoy this general memory packet. We recommend this packet for teens, adults, and anyone looking to challenge their memory.

Included inside: 14 worksheets and bridging questions.