Daily logs are great to implement into treatment to increase daily recall, thought organization, orientation, independence and so much more! I’ve included resources to incorporate into treatment to help improve carryover and use. Step by step instructions for the patient are included. The instructions assist with page set up and examples of information to include in order to increase carryover outside of treatment. Additional instructions are included for caregivers (family, CNAs, etc.) if the patient requires cues to initiate use. The caregiver instructions have also been a helpful way to incorporate staff/family and increase awareness of the patient’s goal. The more people on board the better! Written cue cards are provided to place in the patient’s room as another option to increase carryover and independence. I’ve included duplicates of the patient instructions, caregiver instructions, and cue cards. I know is sounds odd, but some patients are sensitive to the wording and are more willing to use this strategy when I call it a “log” instead of a “journal” and vise versa. It all depends on the individual. To help with this, I’ve include both versions. Hope you find this helpful!