complexity within and between tasks application to a wide range of acquired cognitive-language disorders Activities are organized into five skill areas: Attention and Concentration Simple, engaging activities help clients increase their attention and concentration. Tasks include beginner-level math problems, word-search puzzles, crossword puzzles, and visual scanning exercises. Memory for General Information Clients access remote memory to answer questions. Skills in concrete and abstract reasoning, comprehension of sentences and short paragraphs, and word retrieval are reinforced. Visual and Auditory Memory Learn memory strategies such as associations, chaining, and sequencing items. Thirty pages of practice materials are included. Sequential Thought Improve organization by sequencing letters to form words; words in sentences; and the steps in completing daily activities. Reasoning This section has 100 pages of activities to improve reasoning, problem-solving, and personal insight. The task content progresses from concrete to abstract in this general order: concrete and abstract categorization, logical conclusions, similarities and differences, opposites, inconsistencies in sentences, analogies, word deduction, proverbs, stating the problem, improving a situation, consequences, positive and negative viewpoints, multiple character viewpoints, and deduction puzzles. Copyright © 2002

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