Games for Stroke Patients - Toth M. A. M. PHIL., Kalman
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Most stroke patients will benefit from this book full of entertaining games, quizzes, puzzles and coloring pages. Make your mind younger, improve short & long-term memory, and stimulate logic & comprehension. This is an essential fun book for restoring and maintaining a vibrant brain. Beside stroke brain therapy, this book is also excellent for adult career advancement and for kids to excel in school. Advanced games & math drills not only benefit stroke victims, but Parkinson's & Alzheimer's patients as well. Best printed book resource for caregivers, therapists and nursing homes. Hundreds of…mehr

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Most stroke patients will benefit from this book full of entertaining games, quizzes, puzzles and coloring pages. Make your mind younger, improve short & long-term memory, and stimulate logic & comprehension. This is an essential fun book for restoring and maintaining a vibrant brain. Beside stroke brain therapy, this book is also excellent for adult career advancement and for kids to excel in school. Advanced games & math drills not only benefit stroke victims, but Parkinson's & Alzheimer's patients as well. Best printed book resource for caregivers, therapists and nursing homes. Hundreds of interesting, different kind words, language, logic, math & picture puzzles. The book also features grown-up (adult) coloring pages to improve fine motor skills & hands dexterity. Puzzles in this book have interesting & engaging content to keep the reader hooked. Word search, brainteasers, crosswords, quizzes, Sudoku & Hollywood trivia. Enjoyable, captivating, fun picture-in-the-middle word find puzzles. Live Active Happy Life!
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Kalman Toth has M.A. in Physics and M.PHIL. in Computer Science from Columbia University in New York City. The author's wife, a brilliant nuclear engineer at Indian Point nuclear power plant near New York City, passed away after an 11-year struggle with Parkinson's. Hence the author branched into puzzle books from computer books.