Cognitive-Linguistic Task: Visually Processing a Space in 2D and 3D
This 3-stage therapy task moves from easy to difficult, challenging the ability to perceive two-dimensional and three-dimensional spatial concepts. Designed to address left neglect/hemi-spatial neglect, visuo-spatial processing, calculation, working memory, and sequencing, this task is best suited for speech-language pathologists and other therapists working with people who have survived brain injuries and are in a rehabilitation setting. Includes answer key.
Tech specs: Digital download. Zipped file. Unzips to PDF format. 6 pages. 8.5 x 11 inches. PDF format. 13.3 MB. Must be downloaded on a computer, not a phone or tablet. Includes answer key.
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