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WORKING MEMORY is a foundational piece of language processing, attention, linguistic information, and processing speed. This pack of phonological N-back tasks utilizes RHYMING words to target working memory. Start with 0-back (lowest difficulty) and progress to 1-back (more difficult) and 2-back (most difficult).

If you're an SLP treating adults with aphasia, this comprehensive, DONE FOR YOU packet will be your best friend. You will receive everything you need to start using VNeST to achieve your patients' language goals. Contains an introduction and instructions for VNeST, long and short term goals, ALL stimulus cards needed (agents, verbs, patients, WH- prompts) that are numbered for your benefit, and organizational keys for each verb. What patient populations is VNeST appropriate for? - Individuals w

This picture pack of 50 household items includes semantic feature analysis (SFA) prompts on each page. Cueing hierarchy and explanations of each semantic feature included to support your clients progress to using SFA independently to compensate for communication breakdowns. Great for addressing word-finding difficulties!

This rhyming 2-Back Task worksheet includes 2 lists of words designed to target WORKING MEMORY. As you read your client the list of words, they will identify when the word that they hear rhymes with the one they heard 2 back. The most challenging of the N-Back tasks, try 0-back and 1-back tasks for less difficulty!

This rhyming 1-Back Task worksheet includes 4 lists of words designed to target WORKING MEMORY. As you read the provided list of rhyming words, your client will identify when the word that they've heard rhymes with the one that directly preceded it (is 1-back). Too challenging? Start with our 0-Back set. Need more of a challenge? Our 2-Back set is our highest difficulty.

This rhyming 0-Back Task worksheet includes 4 lists of words designed to target working memory. After telling your client the base word, read them the list of words and have them identify when they've heard a word that rhymes. Progress to 1-back and 2-back tasks when they need more of a challenge!