I devised the exercises in WALC 10 for use primarily with individuals who have suffered from a head injury, a non-dominant hemispheric stroke (usually a right CVA), and other neurological defi cits resulting from various causes (e.g., Lyme’s Disease, anoxia, Moya Moya Disease).

WALC 9 was written to provide stimulus materials for verbal and visual reasoning when working with clients who are neurologically impaired. The tasks in this book, developed while working with a wide variety of clients, have evolved and have been perfected over the years.

She has authored many materials with LinguiSystems over the last 20 years. Some of her works include: WALC 1 (Workbook of Activities for Language and Cognition)– Aphasia Rehab WALC 2–Cognitive Rehab WALC 8–Word Finding WALC 9–Verbal and Visual Reasoning WALC 10–Memory WALC 11–Language for Home Activities The Source for Apraxia Therapy

The exercises in WALC 1 (Workbook of Activities for Language and Cognition) emerged as I was working with adolescent and adult clients who exhibited difficulties with auditory and visual comprehension and/or oral and written expression.

To address this, the activities in WALC 11: Language for Home Activities were developed to provide stimulus items for remediation of language and cognitive-linguistic impairments that are relevant to a person’s daily activities around the home.

The Workbook for Language Activities and Cognition 5 (WALC 5) was developed to increase cognitive skills for higher-level language processes in clients who have had neurological incidents.

WALC 8: Word Finding was written to stimulate the processes and strategies needed for reestablishing word-fi nding abilities in clients who are neurologically impaired. The tasks in this book, developed while working with a wide variety of clients, have evolved and have been perfected over the years.

WALC members are eligible for a $10 discount that can be used toward a Standard – One time Payment membership ($110). Please remember, in order for WALC to remain a USLCA Chapter, 25% of WALC members need to be USLCA members.

2024年4月15日 · Located in the heart of campus, the Thomas S. and Harvey D. Wilmeth Active Learning Center (WALC) serves as a central location for classroom and library space. The 170,390-square-foot facility houses the Library of Engineering and Science (LoES) and 27 classrooms designed for active learning.

· Improve five critical cognitive skills within the context and framework of home and home maintenance activities in this newest WALC resource. · Retrain skills for language and cognitive processing, formulation, and expression using relevant, everyday vocabulary/content in the areas of word finding, organization of thought, categorization ...