Aphasia Therapy File, Volume 2

by Byng, Sally; Duchan, Judith Felson; Pound, Carole

• ISBN13: 9780203490839
• ISBN10: 0203490835
• Copyright: 2004-07-01
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Summary

Written by speech and language therapists working in clinical practice, the studies included in this unique resource reflect the realities of everyday practice and will appeal to therapists, students and researchers in aphasia.

Table of Contents

Controlling Language and Life: Therapy for Communication and Identity in a Bilingual Speaker

Re-Assembling Language and Identity: A Longitudinal Programme Involving Psycholinguistic and Social Approaches in the Life of a Young Man with Aphasia

Beyond the Simple Sentence Level: A Case Study of a Client with High Level Aphasia

Lexical and Functionally Based Treatment: Effects on Word Retrieval and Conversation

A Group Approach to the Long-Term Rehabilitation of People with Acquired Head Injury within the Community

What's in a Name? Improving Proper Name Retrieval through Therapy

Symptom-Based Versus Theoretically Motivated Therapy for Anomia: A Case Study

Therapy for Life: Challenging the Boundaries of Aphasia Therapy

Replicating Therapy

More than Just More of the Same?

Revealing Competence and Rethinking Identity in Severe Aphasia using Drawing and a Communication Book

Respecting the Rights of a Person with Aphasia to Follow His Own Life Choices: A Longitudinal Therapy Study

A Case Study of a Client with Mild Language Problems

Al: Accessing the Predicate Argument Structure

A Framework for Describing Therapies and Discovering their Whys and Wherefores

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