… how hope was experienced by people with aphasia following … , and to identify factors
influencing the experience of hope. … -structured interviews with five people with aphasia. …

… This study explores how hope was experienced by people with aphasia, 1 year after their
stroke. It is part of a longitudinal study, which captured data in both the postacute and chronic …

… may consider hope in people with aphasia following stroke … hope through to actively
intervening in order to promote hope… hope after stroke by exploring hope in people with aphasia …

… It is evident that emotional and pragmatic needs for prognostic information co-exist and are
rarely mutually exclusive, and conversations about prognosis are imbued with hope while …

… was more useful when 10 represented ‘living with aphasia the best way you can’, rather than
‘best hopes realised’. This reframing shifted the emphasis from hopes for a full recovery, to …

… to explore their hopes, as well as notice their own achievements and successes. This matches
other research, which has found that hope is a “critical resource for people with aphasia,” …

… and hopes for … hope in family members as well as people with aphasia. As one experienced
speech-language pathologist who participated in the Goals in Aphasia Project stated, hope …

… involvement in health care, people with aphasia (PWA) report … giving a voice to a group of
people so familiar with health care … She held hopes to return to work, to be the person she felt …

… There is increased focus on supporting people with chronic conditions to live well via
person… examining the insider perspectives of people with post-stroke aphasia (PWA) on topics …

… Significant others provided support to people with aphasia through reassurance, giving
hope, encouragement, food, activities, being positive, advocating for the person with …