#59 Neuroplasticity and Aphasia Treatment and Clean Out Your Junk Drawer for Therapy

#59 Neuroplasticity and Aphasia Treatment and Clean Out Your Junk Drawer for Therapy

#59 Neuroplasticity and Aphasia Treatment and Clean Out Your Junk Drawer for Therapy

This episode discusses key principles when applying neuroplastic brain rehab therapy to people with aphasia.

Neuroplastic principles can help improve cognitive skills, such as naming objects and verbs in home-based programs.

Techniques like calm repair are also discussed to reduce stress and create a better understanding of failures versus accomplishments.

Finally, the Listen for Life Aphasia Podcast is highlighted as a resource to discover effective therapies and gain the necessary knowledge to provide the best possible care to patients.

Key Takeaways

Maximizing Your Neuroplasticity: A Practical Guide for Adults with Aphasia

00:00 - 07:48

Using Neuroplasticity Principles to Create Functional Home-Based Programs

07:49 - 15:10

Calm Repair: The Essential Neuroplastic Tenet for Aphasia Recovery

15:11 - 19:34

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