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4 No-Prep Treatment For Aphasia Ideas (Using Functional Tasks)

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This post is all about treatment for aphasia



01

Aphasia Cards


These aphasia cards are great to take out into the community to help with:

  • self-advocacy

  • community awareness of aphasia

  • help during communication breakdowns


02


Practice With Written Cues


Using written cues along with a visual picture helps access multiple parts of the brain, specifically the left and right side. There are different types of written cues

  • First letter cue (i.e. C for concrete)

  • Syllabic cues (i.e. Con for concrete)

  • Whole word written cue (i.e. Concrete)


  • a picture without words

  • a picture with the first letter cue

  • a picture with a whole word cue


03


Talk Path News



This is a free website with news articles for patient's with aphasia. It will highlight the text as it reads it out loud and provides 3-4 comprehension questions. The articles are real, updated and interesting.


P.S. If you are a clinician avoid topics such as politics and religion.


04


Let Me Talk | Free Augmentative and Alternative Communication Device | EASY TO USE!


This is wonderful and free augmentative communication app that is easy to use.






Thanks for reading about treatment for aphasia

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