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The puzzles and exercises in the Workbook for Cognitive Skills are designed to be fun as well as challenging, and the use of everyday terms, names, and titles make this workbook relevant and timely for both adolescents and adults.Clinicians who work with patients with aphasia, cognitive impairments, or word/memory loss will be grateful for the new edition of this popular workbook. The rich variety of activities for word retrieval and problem solving in the Workbook for Cognitive Skills has made it a favorite of clinicians over the past twenty years. The second edition of the red book builds on the original by adding 70 pages of entirely new exercises and 1,000 rewritten questions. 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