Condition: Language Disorders · Aphasia · Sponsor: IRCCS San Camillo, Venezia, Italy
The aim of speech therapy for people with aphasia is to improve their ability to communicate in daily life. Traditional evaluations focus on linguistic tasks, but they do not fully address everyday communication skills, which are crucial for creating personalized treatment goals. The study suggests a multimodal approach to language assessment, stressing the importance of gestures in communication. It calls for the development of tools that evaluate communication in a wider context, including factors like motivation, attention, awareness, and alternative communication strategies. Additionally, there is a need for tools specifically designed to assess communicative gestures.
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Sara Nordio, SLP,PhD · 3494990310 · sara.nordio@hsancamillo.it
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