… of rehabilitation. A cue may be provided by the data of Table 5, showing that the rank order
of the four language … This suggests that rehabilitation accelerates the natural course of …

… way language experience … rehabilitation of language disorders; see the special journal
issues Aphasiology, 1994, 8(5); Brain and Language, 1996, 52(1); European Journal of Disorders …

… of children with speech and language disorders in the world. … -language disorders,
unfortunately this disorder is actually either not detected or not referred for treatment and …

… Future investigations of the efficacy of therapy should specify the nature of the language
disorders treated, the limits of the period of spontaneous recovery, objective measurement of …

… (1988) Aphasia rehabilitation: an approach to diagnosis and treatment of disorders of
language production. In MG Eisenberg (Ed.) Advances in Clinical Rehabilitation (Springer, New …

… A common assumption in speech–language pathology is that the greatest amount of recovery
… for written language disorders (reading and writing) and speech disorders (dysarthria or …

… In this section, we present examples of speech and language disorders and consider the
role of rhythm in speech and language rehabilitation under the framework of the SEP …

… language disorders: children with specific language … of experimental trials of the language
task requiring grammaticality … Over the experimental session, blocks of the language task …

… , resulting in speech and language disorders. Such disorders are frequently acquired …
treatments used in the rehabilitation of patients with speech and language disorders. A systematic …

… rehabilitation texts. I will give some examples from the field of aphasia rehabilitation and I will
regroup aphasia rehabilitation … ) of the nature of the disorder to be reeducated is. There is, …