RehabWorksheets Tools

Built by an occupational therapist

Cognitive stimulation exercises that run on any screen.

Interactive practice for therapists, caregivers, and anyone working on cognitive skills. Open an exercise and start in seconds. Free to use every day; Pro unlocks full difficulty ranges, exports, and unlimited rounds.

A therapist and an older adult working through a cognitive exercise together on a tablet

Functional simulators

Longer, guided activities, best used with a clinician. Your client works through a full everyday task, and you get an objective record of what they did.

Practice exercises

Quick, single-skill exercises. Open one and start.

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Figure & Ground

Pick target shapes out of overlapping outlines, or count every circle, square, and triangle in the field, one sweep at a time.

Visual perceptionFigure-ground
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Visual Closure

Part of a picture is missing; work out what it is and pick the complete picture. Everyday objects and abstract figures, a visibility dial, and a progressive reveal that scores how much of the picture was needed.

Visual perceptionVisual closure
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Spot the Difference

The worksheet pack's 30 painted scenes on screen: two pictures, a few things changed, tap each difference you find. Graded easy to hard, with hints, a one-picture-at-a-time mode, and false positives counted.

Visual scanningAttentionVisual perception
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Mental Rotation

Is it the same figure turned, or its mirror image? Pick the turned copy among look-alikes, or judge pairs as same or mirrored, with every answer timed. Block figures or letters, turns up to 180 degrees, and a rotation cost that shows how speed falls as the angle grows.

Visual perceptionSpatial reasoning
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Same or Different

Two figures, symbol rows, or strings side by side: identical, or has one small thing changed? Changes are generated fresh and graded from plain to fine, half the pairs are the same, every answer is timed, and the results separate missed changes from imagined ones. A memory dial hides the first item before the second appears.

Visual perceptionVisual discriminationAttention
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