Stroke Recovery Activity Book - Puzzles Workbook for Traumatic Brain Injury & Aphasia Rehabilitation - Large Print

What a great tool this is. My mother had a stroke and these books were recommended to me to help her with motor function, hand eye coordination etc. To look at it it’s kind of like a cross between a child’s colouring book and a primary school book to help with shapes. Mum enjoyed using it and along with her occupational therapist, at first, then alone for practice. It has helped loads and the OT upon seeing it commented on what a great idea it was. Recovery can be a long and boring time, especially in hospital, (my Mum was in for almost 3 months due to other complicating factors adding to her issues) these books really helped her to keep motivated and gave her something to focus on when she could.

Great for my mother, lots of different activities to keep the brain firing, variety of tasks so it doesn't get too repetitive or boring

A family member had 2 x strokes unable to speak properly ,bought this as a shot in the dark. Cannot believe how well my relative has responded and been able to write, copy symbols link words unscramble words. Local occupational therapists have taken note of this book to notify their other stroke patients .

All good thanks

My father had a stroke and it was useful for him to do activities within this book to test his memory and other cognitive skills. I'd recommend this book.

On the whole this book is simple enough to get brain damage patients started on the road to recovery but spelling mistakes such as telivision instead of television are confusing. Tracing numbers, letters and shapes, matching pairs, copying patters etc are good.

This is a great book for stroke victims to help get back their cognitive senses. Very simple drawing exercises that gradually get a little harder as you progress through the book and gain back your drawing and writing skills. I was recommended this for my partner by the Stroke Association and would thoroughly endorse this recommendation

Very handy book that I bought for stroke victim.

Angesichts der Höhe (Dicke) des Buches hatte ich mit einer größeren Anzahl von Aufgaben gerechnet. Ich vermute, dass das Buch eher für ältere Menschen gedacht ist, die größere Abbildungen benötigen. Die meisten Aufgaben sind sehr einfach, könnten aber für Personen in der frühen Phase der Rehabilitation nach einem Schlaganfall oder einer Schädel-Hirn-Verletzung sowie für ältere Menschen mit Demenz geeignet sein. Ich würde dieses Buch als Teil eines umfassenden Gehirntrainings empfehlen – also in Kombination mit anderen Büchern, Apps oder Programmen. .......................... Considering the thickness of the book, I expected to see a larger number of exercises. I assume that the book is designed for elderly people who need larger illustrations. Most of the tasks are quite simple, but they might be suitable for individuals in the early stages of rehabilitation after a stroke or traumatic brain injury, as well as for elderly people with dementia. I would recommend this book as part of a comprehensive brain training program, used together with other books, apps, or programs.

My sister recently had a stroke, so I bought this book to help with her recovery. It has been a big hit. Highly recommend. Fun and challenging too. I cut a plastic page protector so we can slip that over the pages and use a dry erase marker so we can do the activities over and over again without actually writing in the book. Game changer!

Very helpful. More challenging than it looks like but that’s a good thing

After my father-in-law's stroke, we were desperate to find effective tools to aid his recovery. That's when we stumbled upon the "Stroke Recovery Activity Book." It has been transformative, offering over 100 pages of carefully curated activities designed to improve cognitive and motor skills. The tasks are not only diverse and progressively challenging but also practical, focusing on daily skills that enhance his sense of independence and empowerment. The book's large print and clear instructions allow him to use it even on his less clear days, boosting his confidence as he sees tangible progress in his daily abilities. Although the paper quality could be improved to prevent bleed-through, this minor issue doesn't overshadow the significant benefits we've observed. This activity book has become a source of hope, showing us that recovery is not only possible but also ongoing. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone facing similar challenges—it's become a vital part of our family's journey towards healing.

Good book of activities, lots of different things to do, helps keep the mind occupied and learn.