Purpose The purpose of this review is to evaluate and summarize the research evidence
related to the treatment of individuals with right hemisphere communication disorders …

Right hemisphere brain damage (RHD) rarely causes aphasias marked by clear and
widespread failures of comprehension or extreme difficulty producing fluent speech …

This study examined the effects of right brain-damage (RBD) on oral discourse production
using a multi-layered discourse processing model. Narrative and procedural discourse …

Background: Working memory (WM) limitations have been suggested as a significant source
of the linguistic processing deficits observed in individuals with aphasia (IWA). Digits forward …

Analysis of Neurogenic Disordered Discourse Production provides a comprehensive review
and discussion of aphasia and its related disorders, their corresponding clinical discourse …

Purpose: Difficulties understanding nonliteral language (especially hints) are frequently
reported following acquired brain injury (ABI). Several cognitive mechanisms, such as …

Children with injury to the central nervous system (CNS) exhibit a variety of language
disorders that have been described by members of different disciplines, in different journals …

Purpose Although individuals with Parkinson's disease (PD) self-report reading problems
and experience difficulties in cognitive–linguistic functions that support discourse-level …

Background: The field of pragmatic impairments of verbal communication in cerebrally
damaged subjects dates back almost three decades. However, a systematic investigation of …

Purpose To describe the current treatment research for communication (prosodic, discourse,
and pragmatic) deficits associated with right hemisphere brain damage and to provide …