Stroke Recovery Activity Book: Puzzles For Stroke Patients: Volume 1: With Visual Discrimination Puzzles, Anagrams, Mazes & More: Large Print Games For Elderly

I was looking for some activities for my dad to do since he had a stroke. This book is great, many different activities and the print is large which is hard to find. It is printed in very dark ink which is great and important as well. It really is great to get the mind working and thinking. Also, great for people with different memory issues as well

This has been incredibly useful following my mother’s stroke especially because therapeutic services are delayed when closing out from inpatient to home, to outpatient. Also occupies my mom a bit. The worksheets and puzzles are difficult enough to have a benefit but not so tough that the patient feels defeated and quits. Great book!

Before giving this book to a loved one, make sure to cross out the word "glasses" on page 73, as it does not appear! Although there was a mistake, I still believe this book is worth getting! There are many unique exercises. Also, it would be useful it there was an option to get it spiral-bound because it is sometimes tough for a stroke patient to keep it fully open.

This book was recommended in a Facebook stroke survivor book and I had to get it immediately. My hubby’s always shopping for large print word searches and such!Only thing I noticed about it, on pages 94 through 97, the instructions keep saying find the letter D but the title says find different letter. I’m sure the D is a typo besides the 1st find the letter.

very good therapy

Purchased this for my grandmother after her stroke. There seems to be a variety of types and difficulties of exercises. All of her treatment staff raved about what a good product it was.

I bought this for my father who had a stroke on Jan 2nd. He seems to enjoy the book. He does a few pages everyday. Print is large. The book offers many different exercises and has a great variety. I highly recommend the book!

My mom recently had a stroke and developed aphasia. So the activities in the book are very helpful for her speech therapy.

My father-in-law recently suffered a minor stroke and I wanted to get him a book to help him with his memory. This book was a great addition in adding he’s recovery and I would recommend it to anyone even I had to go a couple of them.

Bought this for a family member recovering from right brain stroke. It's how we start our day - a few pages of puzzles using bright colour pens :) Highly recommended! Lost 1 star because I have noticed a few mistakes, but overall, a great resource to have!

Using for partner who has had a stroke which has affected his visual function. The OT and Physio liked the look of them.

Also bought this book as a shot in the dark to help relative recovering from 2 strokes ..amazed at response and exercises attempted and ongoing . Local Occupational Therapists impressed and passing details on to their other stroke patients.

Bought for my wife who is recovering from a severe stroke. Seems to have had little or no professional input onto compiling it. Frankly I could have produced one equally poor. A few types of puzzle and exercise, many of which will be beyond the powers of anyone recovering from anything but the mildest TIA.