Word retrieval difficulty is a common and serious symptom of aphasia. Rehabilitation has
been shown to be effective if delivered intensively, but this presents challenges for public …

Background and aims: Aphasia rehabilitation can be effective if delivered intensively
(Bhogal et al., 2003; Robey, 1998), but this may be difficult for public health systems. There …

Background and aims: Aphasia rehabilitation can be effective if delivered intensively
(Bhogal et al., 2003; Robey, 1998), but this may be difficult for public health systems. There …

Background: High intensity, one-to-one rehabilitation therapy is effective in the treatment of
poststroke aphasia, but it can put strain on public health providers, as well as lead to high …

People with Aphasia (PWA) can demonstrate successful communication despite word
finding difficulties in their everyday life. Language action games provide an opportunity for …

Background Constraint‐induced (language) aphasia therapy (CIAT), based on constraint
usage of the language channel only, massed practice and shaping through therapeutic …

Intensive Language Action Therapy (ILAT) is a short-term aphasia therapy that emphasises
massed-practise of language, where communication is framed through language action …

Agrammatism is a common symptom occurring in post-stroke aphasia and frequently
addressed in traditional language therapy. However, most commercial serious games and …

A long-standing controversy has surrounded the appropriate quantity of speech-language
therapy (SLT) in the rehabilitation of chronic poststroke aphasia. Although clinical research …

Background and Purpose—Evidence suggests that therapy can be effective in recovering
from aphasia, provided that it consists of socially embedded, intensive training of …