Titlebook: Aphasia — A Social Approach; Lesley Jordan,Wendy Kaiser Book 1996 Lesley Jordan and Wendy Kaiser 1996 development.empowerment.organization

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The volunteer contributionheir involvement raises a number of questions, particularly about the respective roles of speech and language therapists and volunteers, about possible implications for the speech and language therapy profession, and about communication between therapists, volunteers, clients and, in some instances,

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Social model aphasia therapyainly by describing developments at the Aphasia Centre — North York in Canada, that it is possible to orientate intervention to the removal of social barriers. In this chapter we explore the case for change and the implications of adopting a social model mind set. We are concerned with both what is

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Quality of life with aphasia: towards empowermentle affected by it to find and enjoy a new way of life. In subsequent chapters we have explained, in so far as is possible, the nature of aphasia and considered the main services with which aphasic people are likely to come into contact. Chapter 8 explored some parameters for the practice of aphasia

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