… of persons with aphasia and their … speech-language pathology (SLP) services, and test
a family-oriented intervention in the early phase of rehabilitation. The persons with aphasia …

… pathologists are currently playing active roles when decision-making capacity conflicts
arise in legal or other contexts between persons with aphasia and their family, friends, or …

… to a point where they feel that they are then able to make their decisions and to enjoy their
life—to actually get out there and live again, not just be this victim, this disabled person, I think …

… analyses of conversational interactions to investigate the contribution of the trained
communication partner in supporting the person with aphasia. One explanation is that Australian …

… the speech-language pathologists were interviewed about more than one person with aphasia
(ie the same speech-language … with aphasia) and different speech-language pathologists …

… representative of a limited portion of persons with post-stroke aphasia in Hong Kong. The
mean … that respondents with aphasia must have received speech-language services from their …

Background: Post-stroke aphasia is a chronic condition that impacts people's daily …
speech, language, and cognitive digital therapeutic for individuals with post-stroke aphasia …

… working with significant others of persons with aphasia in rehabilitation. Including significant
… with language exercises or trained them to communicate better with the aphasic person. As …

… The purpose of this tutorial is to provide an overview of mental health concerns of persons
with aphasia (PWAs), strategies that speech-language pathologists (SLPs) can use to address …

… to persons with aphasia. For several reasons they should be involved in speech-language …
communicative changes significant others of persons with aphasia had experienced after a …