Anabelle Aten

This Powerpoint is designed for adults (CVA, dementia, etc.) to practice different money scenario's. I like to answer the questions on the slide, then ask further questions such as "how much more money would you need" or "should the cashier give you change, if so how much"?

This is created to assist in a Modified Barium Swallow Study and is made to allow the clinician to simply circle or quickly jot-down notes to have an efficient MBSS.

Money Scenarios Good for paying and choosing correct bills to pay, totaling amount of money in 'wallet', calculating appropriate tip and choosing correct bills to leave tip. For adults with word-finding difficulties pictures of 'items bought' can be a great way to target word-finding.

Comparing and Categorizing Items: This Powerpoint was created for CVA clients to target: item naming, describing items and naming the category the items both belong to. It could also be used to target naming similarities and differences between the items.

Created to assist stroke patient in word-finding ability by providing rhyme paired with image and additional image with no rhyme. Could also be used with children in scaffolding ability to rhyme words by also providing visual aid.

This resource is created for patients using EMST-150 following radiation or chemotherapy who would benefit from improved airway protection. The protocol and exercises are based on recommendations from EMST.com. The protocol and exercises can be performed by anyone, so just leave off the first page of information if your patient did not receive radiation or chemotherapy.

Chart to guide a Cranial Nerve Based Oral Mechanism Exam.

Clinical Bedside Evaluation Protocol created to provide simple data sheet to quickly jot-down notes about Clinical Bedside.

Easy to handout to parents when discussing AAC, to provide a jumping off point to begin building an AAC board. I used with the under 3 years population.

This is a normal pain log scale used by most hospitals and SNF's. It is helpful for stoke patients to answer two simple questions, what level and where. The final column assists them in their ability to use a complete sentence to express their level and specific area of pain. The date can be helpful to track pain so doctors, family or caregiver can be aware of increase, decrease or maintenance of pain levels.

Diet Modification chart created to be a 'cheat sheet' or quick-reference for diet modifications.

Weekly dinner planner. Created for adults with CVA to assist in ability to use complete sentences to talk about what they are having for dinner.

Fill in worksheet for CVA patients. Created to assist them in their ability to use complete sentences to talk about their day with spouse or other conversation partners.