Anne Whitworth is Associate Professor at Curtin University, Western Australia. She is a researcher, clinician, and educator in the field of speech pathology, with particular interests in acquired neurological disorders. Janet Webster is a lecturer at Newcastle University, UK and a researcher and clinician who works in the Tavistock Aphasia Centre North East. She has a particular interest in sentence processing and reading difficulties in people with aphasia, with a focus on developing assessments and therapy materials for clinical use. David Howard is Research Professor in Speech and Language Sciences at Newcastle University, UK. He is a highly accomplished researcher and clinician in aphasiology with particular interests in the cognitive neuropsychology of language and memory.
Inhaltsangabe
A Cognitive Neuropsychological approach. Identifying and characterising impairments. Introduction to assessment. Auditory comprehension of spoken words. Spoken word production. Written comprehension and reading. Written word production. Object and picture recognition. Introduction to therapy. Therapy for auditory comprehension. Therapy for word retrieval and production. Therapy for reading. Therapy for writing.
A Cognitive Neuropsychological approach. Identifying and characterising impairments. Introduction to assessment. Auditory comprehension of spoken words. Spoken word production. Written comprehension and reading. Written word production. Object and picture recognition. Introduction to therapy. Therapy for auditory comprehension. Therapy for word retrieval and production. Therapy for reading. Therapy for writing.
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