Hi Lori!

I'm confused - why cognitive training in an SCI-rehab??
(I guess some might have brain injuries also, but for 
the rest?)

susanne, denmark

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> Another group I have done with low level clients is a feeding group.  Maybe 
> that is too low level for your clients.
> 
> Where I am helping cover while another OT is on maternity leave(SCI rehab),we 
> do one group activity/week that changes between the ones you mentioned.  They 
> call it GAP-group activity participation.  We also include Recreation.  
> 1)The first week I was there we did a scavenger hunt.  We had paired them in 
> groups of 2-3 with a staff member if needed.  We gave each group a slightly 
> different list of items to obtain that would send them to various places in the 
> facility.  It might be to get the room number of PT gym.  To find a pencil.  
> To get there blood pressure read.  To get someone's signature(maybe someone in 
> the office that they might need to know or maybe the dieticians).  The object 
> was w/c mobility, to help them get used to the facility and find there way 
> around(so we tended to pair a client who had been there longer with a new 
> client), and cognitive.  The groups worked together and came up with stategies to 
> get 
> their items the fastest.  Some split the list up etc.  It was really fun!
> 
> 2)The second week they played a game called Taboo that I would say was 
> cognitive and fun group.   I did not attend this session so do not have details.  It 
> is a game which you have a list of words that you can not use to help you 
> teammates try to guess the word you are describing.
> 
> 3)Next week, we are having a cooking activity.  Two of our client's are going 
> home so it is also a celebration.
> Lori


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