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Head Injury
A patient with damage to the right side of the brain will exhibit different types of deficits than a patient with left side damage. The right hemisphere functions include, but are not limited to, ability to reference, ability to maintain attention to a task, visual memory, perception of emotions, humor and figurative language and pragmatic language. As a result a patient with damage to the right side of their brain will have difficulty with communication, pragmatics, attention, orientation, perception, lack of facial and vocal expressions, memory, humor, writing, reading and other higher level language tasks such as math and problem solving. .
Lessons Include:
Addition
Attention During Daily Tasks
Balancing A Checkbook
Check Writing
Deductive Reasoning
Division
Judgement Skills
Listening For Details
Multiplication
Oral Reading
Orientation
Problem Solving
Reading For Details
Sequencing Tasks
Spatial Relationships
Subtraction
Taking Phone Messages
Verbal Expression
Writing
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