Plastic Communication Board for Non Verbal Adults, Picture Symbol Communication Cards for Aphasia, Stroke Patients, Hospital and Care Home use

These have come in super handy since I've lost my ability to speak. Everything is picture perfect, the size of the pictures is great for adult fingers. Easy for doctors to understand. Worth the money spent.

Purchased these for a family member that recently had a stroke. They used it in the hospital to communicate what was needed. The speech therapist were amazed at how detailed these boards were, they actually asked where I had gotten them from. Worth the money and good quality!

I got these sheets hoping to they could help me communicate with my mother after her stroke. There are lots of things on the pages, and a lot of the pictures show very useful scenarios, though many of them weren't quite helpful while she was in a hospital setting. I did find the pages a bit busy, with a lot of smallish pictures and smaller pictures for those older adults with visual issues. My mother didn't particularly like the sheets, though our speech therapist also said that the sheets were nice, but not for those who are first suffering from aphasic issues. My mother also seemed to be both fascinated and annoyed by the writing on the sheets -- I don't know that she could read the words, or was upset that she couldn't read them though. If the person you're using the sheets with is sensitive to the use of words, be aware that the words/writing are used under every picture on these sheets. That all said, I do like the idea of these sheets. They're of a good size without being overlarge or hard to handle, and they're very durable, being plasticized or laminated so they can be easily cleaned. If you're looking for a sheet (or set of sheets) that fit these parameters, these are good sheets to put a bit of money into!

Communication boards are exactly as described. Easy reference pictures. Plenty of space. Durable. We found these boards extremely helpful for an aging parent.

I bought this for my brother who is afflicted with Parkinson's Disease. He doesn't use it now, but it's in place for the future. It's a great tool; so many situations are covered.

Communication board was plastic, had many items that you could point to. Card quality was good. It was a good value for the money.

Not enough common stuff on it

I have a patient that is non verbal. This helps keep the frustration down for both family and patient.