… Within this framework, stress is described as a reaction to a situation in which the individual
… (a) how each individual with aphasia appraises the impact of aphasia on their lives and (b) …

… concerns: speech sound disorders, spoken language, written language, … Individuals shall
not engage in any form of conduct that adversely reflects on the professions or on the individual…

… speech production, language ability, intelligibility, and/or patient-reported outcomes. We sought
individual … caregiver-reported indications of communicative participation or quality of life. …

… in which the speaker spends their life. Instead, gender … In addition, we suggest that clinicians
find out from individual … -being as a result of the speech-language pathologist's practices are …

… for speech-language pathology at all stages of prevention, assessment, and intervention is
outlined. Greater advocacy by speech-language … of language and literacy skills in early life. …

… The pathway of the survey was tailored for each individual. … I will be a patient for the rest
of my life. I find that depressing”. … not seem to transfer to real life”. Regardless of the negative …

… -centered care in various facets of health care, the act of entering an LTC facility can be
viewed as a terminal stage of life and promote the belief that an individual's personhood and …

… pathology is not possible for many individuals for different reasons, including geographical
… of speech and language problems in children and as a result decrease their quality of life in …

… emergence of more chronic and life-long conditions. The … The implications of chronic
diseases coupled with life-limiting … speech-language perspective on ‘doing good’ in end-of-life …

… discrimination and helpful laws to improve the lives of individuals. Increased public
understanding can help give individuals with language disorders an increased sense of belonging …