Background: Participation of people with aphasia in clinical care and rehabilitation is an
area of increasing research interest. Supported communication (SC) training, which aims to …

This study investigated change in life participation in people with aphasia (PWA) before and
after a stroke from their perspectives. Language, cognitive, and communicative confidence …

Participation is a primary goal of neurorehabilitation; however, most individuals post stroke
experience significant restrictions in participation as they attempt to resume their everyday …

Social cognitive impairments may play a role in participation restrictions after stroke.
Understanding their relationship could inform treatment approaches to improve participation …

Objectives: Client-centred rehabilitation implies that persons with aphasia and their
significant others are actively involved in all decisions regarding rehabilitation, including the …

Background: Studies employing item response theory methods to evaluate communicative
functioning assessment items have found that a broad range of communication tasks and …

Background Aphasia negatively impacts face-to-face social participation and the difficulties
that people experience using the phone exacerbate these challenges in staying in touch …

Background Participation in a group environment is an inherently complex undertaking for
people with aphasia. It involves engaging in multi‐person interactions with other people who …

Purpose: To identify and analyze the impact of aphasia on social participation and daily
activities of people affected by this disease, as well as to understand implications of …

Objective To describe perceived participation among persons with first stroke and to identify
the predictors based on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health …