Titlebook: Aphasia Treatment; World Perspectives Audrey L. Holland,Margaret M. Forbes Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 aphasia

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The Concept of Holistic Rehabilitation of Persons with Aphasia,y in Poland is presented. Next, principles of assessment are discussed. Then, the theoretical framework of holistic rehabilitation is given, with emphasis on a model for aphasia therapy called the Complex Aphasia Rehabilitation Model (CARM) (Pachalska, 1986a). Methods for both individuals and groups

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Aphasia Treatment in Japan,gely on clinico-pathological correlates of aphasia, and were conducted mostly by physicians with a theoretical background in European psychiatry or neuropsychiatry. In the early 1960s a more empirical/pragmatic approach to the problem of aphasia was first introduced to this country through a new dis

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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Aphasia Therapy,tion). This organization is a cooperative effort of all nursing homes in the area and the department of Neuropsychology of the Institute of Neurology, Academic Hospital Rotterdam-Dijkzigt. Patients are investigated for their clinical complexity, for theoretical interest, but mostly to assess prognos

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Aphasia Rehabilitation: A Sociolinguistic Perspective,tion and, in particular, language. Although many such perspectives exist in the field of clinical aphasiology, which indeed are not necessarily mutually exclusive, they appear to fall basically into two main categories. The first includes those who view the language system as a set of rule-governed