Think maps are a wonderful tool often used in the school setting to help organize thoughts on a subject or analyze and compare 2 or more items. Place what is similar to both pictures in the overlapping portion of the circles. Write down what is different...
Here we have given you two choices. The first page is easy to use by categories, the second one you get to cut out pictures (or draw them) and then give it to a client to find. Both can be wonderful ways to help improve visual...
This is a dynamic task. The therapist is slowly turning the wheel in front of the client as they point out the letters in order. This is wonderful for head injury or stroke clients that have vision challenges. NOTE: Parents/caretakers, ask a therapist to show you...
Have clients cut, paste, and place words in order, or just write them in order in the boxes below. If you like these and need more, just let us know on the BrilliantTherapy facebook page and we will get at it. Together We Are Better! Let's help everyone...
Here is a simple form that you can use to design it to fit your client's specific needs. If memory is the big focus, just fold the paper to hide what you have placed in the bolded boxes and see if they can find them...
Listening is important to success and a skill that has to be learned. For some this is not easy, so here is a tool to help access the world. Great for group discussions and instructional support. Share what you have created and earn points that help you...
Read, think, select, write or say your answers out loud. Color the answer for those clients that are motivated by color. This tool is quick and simple but full of learning. Share your favorite tools on your Brilliant Therapy facebook page and get more points! Click here to...
Put a bit of flexible thinking and moving and you have another therapy tool worth having. Clients find this fun and can motivate some of the clients that have therapy doldrums. We have also included a version that you can. have clients color the answers on. Share...
If you like this, you will like "Circle What You Can Walk On". Reading is not necessary and bright colors make it fun for most. Cognitive skills as well as thought organization building questions can be used with this tool. Some examples of this are: "What...
This is a free supplemental page for the eBook "Circle or Color Challenges" Getting everything out can sometimes be a challenge, but this addition I think is very helpful. If you have not purchased the eBook, I encourage you to grab a copy. You can use...