• Leanne is interested in the types of conversations that take place between people with and
without aphasia.• In this chapter she reflects on some of the 'odd'things and strange activities …

This is a book of challenging musings by speech-language therapists/pathologists who work
with individuals who are living with aphasia. The authors, international authorities in the field …

• Alan and Sally talk about their different experiences leading up to the time they started to
work together.• Alan reviews some of the things that happened to him after he had a brain …

This innovative new book brings together a number of different perspectives on aphasia, a
communication impairment that can follow stroke. Contributors include people with personal …

Reading Aura Kagan's lead paper, many clinicians will find that the principles and practice
described have a familiar ring. Indeed, the work draws on a number of well-established …

Neither aphasic nor non-aphasic speakers communicate in perfectly articulate,
grammatically full sentences, unless they are reading from a printed text or have learned the …

I welcome the supported conversation for aphasic adults (SCA) programme of the Aphasia
Centre-North York, as a bold attempt to formalize, consolidate and systematize a philosophy …

Anneli Bergström utvärderar i sin avhandling ett nytt sätt att behandla personer med grav
afasi. Målet är att förbättra deras förutsättningar för att delta i samtal. Behandlingens olika …

• Chris and Carole have been doing workshops about poetry and aphasia, presenting
different poems and talking about people's reactions. In this chapter, Chris presents her …

I imagine that criticism in the leading article of traditional linguistically orientated
perspectives of language reflects the perceptions of many clinicians working with aphasic …