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Speech Therapy Strategy: Listening With iPhone or Tablet | Aphasia | Stroke Brain Tumor Brain Injury
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2023
- If you or your loved one has aphasia (difficulty with language) following a stroke, brain tumor, or brain injury, this video shows a great strategy for dealing with auditory process deficits - specifically related to listening for letters, numbers, dates, and times.
Practice with Bri, a speech-language pathologist from Atlas Aphasia Center. In this video, Bri will show you how to Enable Dictation on your smart phone or tablet in order to "listen" (and transcribe!) what other people are saying.
You can watch, learn, and participate! Caregivers can also learn this valuable strategy and practice at home with their loved ones.
Disclaimer: This video should NOT replace speech therapy, but it is a great way to supplement to your therapy and keep practicing at home.
Materials:
iPhone or other smartphone
OR an iPad or tablet
Do you have questions? Email info@atlasaphasia.org
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Good morning, Ma'am Bri. I have in the speech therapy from the UST SLP because that I have the Interns. I want to be back in the law school. Thank you for this, Maam Bri. God bless you.
I am in the teletherapy (Zoom) from the island to help the UST SLP.
I has Aphasia❤
You are strong! 💪 Sending hugs ❤
I have aphasia it is so sad because I can’t think of what to say
Brain surgery all problems with speech.
6-12 weeks or more after surgery ???
work really hard and enjoy doing it like its the most enjoyable thing you have ever done. talk about things you enjoy. if you can make word noises your on your way.
no such thing as a time on full recovery for it. it is all on you.
remember how hard you wanted to talk when a baby. you need determination like that.
listen to your favourite songs with lyrics. try to sing along.
everyone is different.
keep working on it. enjoy talking. don't stop. don't feel ashamed.
@@TheBlackCat1337 😍❤️
brain stroke is not able to read or write.
Hi docter iam very intersting hope as recovery this apasic phase i had being hemmorogic strok 5years before even now i have follow the life of apasic so now i try exersise ur seciation may i have the chance from this blak synderem
I'm so sorry to hear about your stroke and aphasia. It's hard to give advice without knowing you, because every stroke is different. However, the National Aphasia Association website might have some helpful information: aphasia.org/helpful-materials/
You well fine ?? Reply me