"Aphasia is not the end of life but it is a new beginning." - Jack, a person with aphasia
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
True or False? - 3
True or False?
Aphasia impairs both the expression and understanding of language as well as reading and writing.
Aphasia impairs both the expression and understanding of language as well as reading and writing.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Answer: True or False? - 2
True or False?
Only the elderly, who frequently suffer from stroke, are at risk of acquiring aphasia.
FALSE - People of any age can acquire aphasia through a variety of brain injuries. While aphasia is more prevalent in the elderly who suffer from stroke more frequently, aphasia can be acquired at any age.
http://www.adleraphasiacenter.org
Only the elderly, who frequently suffer from stroke, are at risk of acquiring aphasia.
FALSE - People of any age can acquire aphasia through a variety of brain injuries. While aphasia is more prevalent in the elderly who suffer from stroke more frequently, aphasia can be acquired at any age.
http://www.adleraphasiacenter.org
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Aphasia art - 2
"Ocean and Vessel #1" by Ruth Codier Resch, Ph.D., a recovered aphasic who was fascinated by the angiogram images of her brain and vessels and turned it into art. This piece is described as: cerebral angiogram images layered with painting, photograph, and drawing elements
http://www.ruthresch.com
Labels:
angiogram images,
aphasia art,
Ruth Codier Resch
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
True or False? - 2
True or False?
Only the elderly, who frequently suffer from stroke, are at risk of acquiring aphasia.
Only the elderly, who frequently suffer from stroke, are at risk of acquiring aphasia.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Answer: True or False? - 1
True or False?
If a person who is diagnosed with aphasia has not recovered their communication skills within 2 years after the initial brain trauma/stroke, it is likely they will not recover those skills in the future.
Answer:
FALSE - It takes years to recover communication skills. While many skills may be recovered in the first 2 years following stroke, skills can return even later with perseverance and speech-language therapy.
http://www.adleraphasiacenter.org
If a person who is diagnosed with aphasia has not recovered their communication skills within 2 years after the initial brain trauma/stroke, it is likely they will not recover those skills in the future.
Answer:
FALSE - It takes years to recover communication skills. While many skills may be recovered in the first 2 years following stroke, skills can return even later with perseverance and speech-language therapy.
http://www.adleraphasiacenter.org
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Aphasia art
"Seeing Through" by Ruth Codier Resch, Ph.D., a recovered aphasic who was fascinated by the angiogram images of her brain and vessels and turned it into art. This piece is described as: Conte drawings and paintings overlaid with angiogram images
http://www.ruthresch.com/art.html
Labels:
angiogram images,
aphasia art,
Ruth Codier Resch
True or False? - 1
True or False?
If a person who is diagnosed with aphasia has not recovered their communication skills within 2 years after the initial brain trauma/stroke, it is likely they will not recover those skills in the future.
If a person who is diagnosed with aphasia has not recovered their communication skills within 2 years after the initial brain trauma/stroke, it is likely they will not recover those skills in the future.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Verb of the Week
"READ"
READ
READ BOOK
READ THE BOOK
THEY READ THE BOOK
THE CHILDREN READ THE BOOK
THE CHILDREN ARE READING THE BOOK
READ
READ NEWSPAPER
READS THE NEWSPAPER
HE READS THE NEWSPAPER
THE MAN READS THE NEWSPAPER
THE MAN IS READING THE NEWSPAPER
READ
READ SIGN
READS THE SIGN
HE READS THE SIGN
THE MAN READS THE SIGN
THE MAN IS READING THE SIGN
READ
READ BOOK
READ THE BOOK
THEY READ THE BOOK
THE CHILDREN READ THE BOOK
THE CHILDREN ARE READING THE BOOK
READ
READ NEWSPAPER
READS THE NEWSPAPER
HE READS THE NEWSPAPER
THE MAN READS THE NEWSPAPER
THE MAN IS READING THE NEWSPAPER
READ
READ SIGN
READS THE SIGN
HE READS THE SIGN
THE MAN READS THE SIGN
THE MAN IS READING THE SIGN
Saturday, May 2, 2009
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