Aphasia is a sudden speaking impairment that affects one’s ability to react to a question, initiate a spoken thought, or express an idea. Aphasia typically occurs after a stroke, head injury, closed-head injury, traumatic brain injury or dementia. A person with Aphasia knows what he or she wants to say, but the word won’t come. Current FMRI studies demonstrate that when someone thinks to solve a problem, there is physiological brain activity verified by fMRI-rtfMRI research. More importantly, novel or unknown sketches effect a person’s interest to understand the image
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Living With Aphasia
I have changed in my talking, but I am still thinking
Be patient with my thinking, I need time for words to come to me
I may say a word closely related to my intended word
Aphasia I.E. Therapy
Uses our eyes because we learn of the world through our eyes
Makes me problem solve to determine what I am saying
Novel tasks increases blood flow and brain activity to stimulate neural recovery
Space Retrieval stimulates me to use my memory and recall what I see
Uses our eyes to learn
Neuro-Cognitive Evidence for Problem-Solving Activity
Displays an unknown sketch to effect attention in solving it
Uses Space Retrieval activity demonstrates memory recall and success
The patient must engage with the imagery task
May be used as a strategy for attention, visual problem solving, and memory cuing
After each lesson, patient success is monitored by objective data to show improvement
Aphasia Recovery and Slowing Dementia Deterioration
This recovery strategy is implemented by licensed speech language pathologists for over 18 years
As images become more abstract, thinking and attention skills are cued
Current fMRI/rtMRI research validates that visual imagery effect brain-neuro blood flow
Current aging studies indicate the need for ongoing stimulation of thinking skills
Creates a problem solving task for dynamic brain activity.
A recovery strategy which can be used anywhere, anytime.
Increase as blood-flow-oxygen levels increase to brain tissue.
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The Aphasia I.E. series is an interactive, visually cued, rehabilitative strategy that leads or cues a person to use their innate imagery ability to cue saying the word, one wants to say. The Aphasia I.E. series uses novel imagery to elicit functional problem solving and learning. The problem solving action effects one’s word recall there-by cueing vocabulary for everyday words.
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