Description: Clients who have difficulty with logical thinking after neurological injury learn to make accurate deductions with these lessons. The lessons are controlled for language difficulty and have a systematic progression. The one-page activities give clients targeted practice in deductive reasoning from a variety of perspectives. Simple, uncluttered pages and a carefully planned task sequence train clients to identify salient information and use convergent reasoning. Clients respond to the tasks by marking the correct answer, giving verbal answers, and writing one-word answers. A screening tool helps you identify the client's reasoning strategies prior to designing therapy sessions. The activities include: -making word deductions from sentences and clues (e.g., What has pages, a cover, and is read?) -answering if/then questions -answering what, who, and which questions -determining figural and object classes from visual and verbal clues

Publisher: Linguisystems