Strengthen word‑retrieval, expressive language, and naming accuracy with Naming & Word‑Finding for Adults, a comprehensive, no‑prep workbook designed specifically for adult and geriatric speech‑language therapy. This 26‑page toolkit blends evidence‑based cueing approaches with functional, age‑appropriate vocabulary—no childish clip art, no filler, just meaningful materials for meaningful progress.
Built for aphasia, cognitive‑communication disorders, TBI, stroke, and early dementia, this resource gives you 8 naming tasks, 350+ target words, 3 picture scenes, and reusable cueing charts that you can use across your entire caseload.
A full progression from easiest → hardest naming tasks:
High‑success entry point for anomia treatment.
Strong semantic momentum for blocked words.
Divergent naming, semantic organization, and executive function.
Single‑clue and abstract‑concept naming.
Strong semantic pairs to prime retrieval.
Semantic categorization and reasoning.
Teach clients to “talk around” a blocked word—functional carryover.
Evidence‑based naming intervention with 200+ adult‑relevant target words.
First sound, syllables, rhymes, and phonological access.
Confrontation naming + higher‑level reasoning.
Built‑in home practice and progress monitoring.
This workbook targets the core systems involved in naming:
semantic feature activation
phonological access
generative & responsive naming
circumlocution strategy use
category organization
expressive language
cognitive‑communication skills
Strengthen word‑retrieval, expressive language, and naming accuracy with Naming & Word‑Finding for Adults, a comprehensive, no‑prep workbook designed specifically for adult and geriatric speech‑language therapy. This 26‑page toolkit blends evidence‑based cueing approaches with functional, age‑appropriate vocabulary—no childish clip art, no filler, just meaningful materials for meaningful progress.
Built for aphasia, cognitive‑communication disorders, TBI, stroke, and early dementia, this resource gives you 8 naming tasks, 350+ target words, 3 picture scenes, and reusable cueing charts that you can use across your entire caseload.
A full progression from easiest → hardest naming tasks:
High‑success entry point for anomia treatment.
Strong semantic momentum for blocked words.
Divergent naming, semantic organization, and executive function.
Single‑clue and abstract‑concept naming.
Strong semantic pairs to prime retrieval.
Semantic categorization and reasoning.
Teach clients to “talk around” a blocked word—functional carryover.
Evidence‑based naming intervention with 200+ adult‑relevant target words.
First sound, syllables, rhymes, and phonological access.
Confrontation naming + higher‑level reasoning.
Built‑in home practice and progress monitoring.
This workbook targets the core systems involved in naming:
semantic feature activation
phonological access
generative & responsive naming
circumlocution strategy use
category organization
expressive language
cognitive‑communication skills
