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• Adult Acquired Apraxia of Speech: Basics and Beyond
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    • Meet Your Healthcare Team
      • Case Managers and Social Workers
      • Dietitians and Nutritionists
      • Neurologists and Cardiologists
      • Nurse Practitioners
      • Occupational and Physical Therapists
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    • Preparing for Life After the Hospital
      • Caring for Someone Who Can’t Speak After Stroke
      • Dealing with Post-Stroke Depression
      • Managing Incontinence
      • Medications
      • Modifying Your Home
      • Nutrition & Meal Plans
    • Rehabilitation & Therapy
      • Improving Speech After a Stroke
      • Post-Stroke Speech Recovery Time
      • Preventing a Future Stroke
      • Your Role in Therapy & Rehabilitation
    • Where to Begin
      • How is Aphasia Diagnosed?
      • How Stroke Affects Speech
      • Post-Stroke Concerns
      • What to Ask The Doctor About Aphasia
  • Communication Courses for Aphasia Caregivers
  • Communication Tips
    • 10 Communication Activities for Support Groups
    • 12 Tips for Successful Communication
    • 7 Communication Tips for New Caregivers
    • Common Gestures to Use
    • Drawing to Communicate
    • Eliminate Distractions
    • Learn to Be Patient
    • Use a Speech-Generating Device
    • Use Apps to Communicate
    • Use Visual Aids
    • Using Yes or No Questions
    • What Not To Do
  • What Is Aphasia?
    • Can Aphasia Be Prevented?
    • Can You Recover From Aphasia?
    • Diagnosing Aphasia
    • Incidence of Aphasia
• Aphasia ID Card
• Aphasia Resource Library
  • Conditions Related to Aphasia
    • Apraxia vs. Aphasia
    • Dysarthria vs. Aphasia
    • Dysphasia vs. Aphasia
  • How Is Aphasia Treated?
    • AAC Device Therapy
    • Constraint-Induced Language Therapy
    • Conversational Coaching for Aphasia
    • Gestural Faciliation of Naming (GES)
    • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
    • Melodic Intonation Therapy
    • Multiple Oral Reading (MOR)
    • Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)
    • PACE Therapy
    • Reciprocal Scaffolding Treatment (RST)
    • Response Elaboration Training (RET)
    • Script Training
    • Semantic Feature Analysis Treatment
    • Sentence Production Program for Aphasia
    • Supported Communication Intervention (SCI)
    • Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA™)
    • Supported Reading Comprehension
    • Tele-Rehabilitation for Aphasia
    • Treatment of Underlying Forms (UTF)
    • Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
    • Visual Action Therapy
    • Word Retrieval Cuing Strategies
  • Latest Research on Aphasia
    • A 40-Year Review of the Western Aphasia Battery
    • Aphasia Access Report on Program Effectiveness for Persons with Aphasia
    • Aphasia Article from Germany: Neuroplasticity and Functional Recovery
    • Aphasia Article from Pittsburgh on Word Recognition
    • Aphasia Performance Improvements from App Use
    • Aphasia Rebahilitation and Limb Motor Deficits
    • Aphasia Study from Argentina
    • Aphasia Study from Boston University
    • Aphasia Study from Norway
    • Aphasia Study from Sweden
    • Aphasia Study from the University of Queensland
    • Aphasia Study: Aphasia’s Impact on Use of Internet and Digital Devices
    • Aphasia Study: Change Patterns in Constraint-induced Aphasia Therapy
    • Aphasia Study: Combining Online Therapy and Volunteer Care Extenders
    • Aphasia Study: Noun and Verb Retrieval of Persons with Aphasia
    • Aphasia Study: Practice vs. Success Patterns
    • Australian Aphasia Study: Factors That Slow Rehabilitation
    • Boston University: Which Cognitive Factors Predict Recovery?
    • Changes in People with Aphasia Following AAC Device Training
    • Collaborative Study: Hallmark Rehabilitation Services and Lingraphica
    • Detecting Evoked Potentials for Language Processing
    • Exploring Long-Term Improvement in People with Chronic Aphasia
    • Gesture Types and Aphasia
    • Improving Social Participation with Video Calls and Supported Communication
    • Joint Vanderbilt and Boston University Study: Aphasia, Music, and Lyrics
    • Methods for Training Speech Production in Persons with Aphasia
    • Perceptions of the Concept of “Recovery from Stroke”
    • Predictive Models for Apraxia of Speech after Stroke
    • Primary Progressive Aphasia Study from Washington, DC
    • Primary Progressive Aphasia: Study on Mobile Technology
    • Providing Communication Practice and Promoting Wellbeing with Virtual Reality
    • Reevaluating the Role of AAC in Aphasia Rehabilitation
    • Research Shows AAC Devices Improve Functional Communication | eBook
    • Review of Aphasia Research and Treatment Fidelity
    • Review of Melodic Intonation Therapy Studies in Persons with Aphasia
    • Shows Adults With Chronic Aphasia Improve With Teletherapy
    • Stroke Study: Factors Affecting Post-Stroke Social Participation
    • Temple University Study: The Effectiveness of Group Conversation
    • The Effectiveness of a Customized App on a Patient with Aphasia
    • The Efficacy of Telepractice: A Review from the University of Kentucky
    • Trends in Telepractice During Emergency Conditions
    • Tutorial on Brain-Computer Interfaces for AAC
    • U.S. Study: Rate of Aphasia Among Stroke Patients
  • Support Group Finder
  • The Symptoms of Aphasia
    • Agrammatism
    • Difficulty with Language Comprehension
    • Difficulty with Reading Comprehension
    • Difficulty with Spoken Language
    • Difficulty with Written Expression
    • Dysprosody
    • Paraphasia
  • What Are The Types of Aphasia?
    • Anomic Aphasia
    • Broca’s Aphasia
      • Expressive Aphasia
    • Conduction Aphasia
    • Global Aphasia
    • Mixed Transcortical Aphasia
    • Primary Progressive Aphasia
    • Transcortical Motor Aphasia
    • Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
    • Wernicke’s Aphasia
      • Fluent Aphasia
      • Receptive Aphasia
  • What Causes Aphasia?
    • Aphasia Caused by Stroke
    • Aphasia Due to Brain Injury
    • Aphasia Following Brain Surgery
    • Aphasia from Brain Tumor
    • Aphasia from Dementia
    • Aphasia Triggered by Brain Infection
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  • What Is Apraxia?
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    • The Role of AAC In Aphasia Rehabilitation
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    • Using AAC, Photos, and Drawings to Communicate Successfully
    • Using Client Goals to Provide More Effective Treatment
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  • Life Participation Approach to Aphasia
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    • 10 Principles of Aphasia and Neuroplasticity
    • 3 Therapy Techniques for Targeting Apraxia
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    • 4 Benefits of Incorporating Whiteboards in Therapy
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    • 8 Ways to Use the News In Therapy
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  • Improvements In Chronic Conduction Aphasia With Therapy And Online Home Practice
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