Attention difficulties are common after neurological injury and can affect how a person scans information, stays focused, and completes everyday tasks. As an occupational therapist working with individuals who have sustained brain injuries and strokes, attention challenges can be mild to severe. Treatment often involves working with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure that it is assessed and addressed appropriately.
Printable worksheet-based activities are often used in clinical, educational, and home settings to provide structured cognitive practice in an adult-appropriate format. These worksheets are provided for educational and cognitive practice purposes only and do not constitute treatment or therapy. They are designed to support structured task engagement in adult settings.
An sample of our Free Attention Worksheets for Stroke & Brain Injury are
Trail Making Worksheet
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Star Cancellation Worksheet
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Who Might Use These Free Attention Worksheets for Stroke & Brain Injury?
These sample worksheets are commonly used by:
- Occupational therapists and speech-language professionals
- Rehabilitation and community programs
- Educators working with adult learners
- Caregivers supporting cognitive practice at home
- Adults looking for structured, printable cognitive activities.
All worksheets are designed to be adult-appropriate, visually clean, and easy to understand without unnecessary visual clutter.
Looking for more difficulty and selection?
The two Free Attention Worksheets for Stroke & Brain Injury provided here are moderate-level samples. In practice, attention tasks are often most useful when they are:
- Graded from simple to complex
- Repeated with increasing visual density or rule complexity
- Matched to the individual’s tolerance and needs
👉 Below you will find bundles of both which are products developed by Rehab Worksheets and include:
- 30 worksheets per task
- Clearly graded difficulty levels (basic → moderate → complex)
- Therapist-friendly layouts
- Consistent formatting across tasks
If you’re looking for a broader set of attention-based worksheets for adults, you can explore the full collection below.
