… worked directly with people with marked aphasia and families, as well as supporting the …
did not consider people with aphasia as ‘appropriate candidates’ for psychological input. …

… Our survey of UK SLTs (n = 124) found that the main barriers to SLTs delivering psychosocial
support were time/caseload pressures, feeling under-skilled/lack of training, and lack of …

… support people with aphasia’s psychosocial wellbeing by employing counselling strategies,
including family, and person… to the delivery of psychosocial support in aphasia management. …

… the management of psychosocial functioning in aphasia. Based on the responses from this
group of participants, support and interest in the psychosocial dimensions of aphasia were …

… The scale comprises questions about the effects of stroke and aphasia on people's lives that
group into four domains: physical, psychosocial, communication, and energy. Although the …

… an early intervention for both the person with aphasia after stroke and their family members
leads to better mood and quality of life outcomes for people with aphasia, and less caregiver …

… the availability of appropriate support have been documented … enact and are supported to
enact aphasia psychosocial care. … SLTs on delivering aphasia psychosocial support in Ireland. …

… of their long-term aphasia. Their ‘insider perspective’ on aphasia suggests its impacts are …
researchers concerned with the psychosocial aspects of aphasia and outlines how some of …

… argues for incorporating psychosocial adjustment into treatment plans for people with aphasia.
It … to broaden their treatment program to include psychosocial adjustment in rehabilitation. …

… of the fact that aphasia can necessitate psychosocial adjustments for both people with aphasia
and their partners, and that the psychosocial functioning of people with aphasia and their …