The Preventive Method of Speech Rehabilitation in Aphasia

Beyn, E.S.; Shokhor-Trotskaya, M.K.

doi:10.1016/s0010-9452(66)80031-x

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“…Psychological aims include: (a) transfer and reinforcement of activities acquired, during individual therapy, to group therapy (Corbin 1951); (b) prolongation of learning situations (Agranowitz and Boone 1954); (c) creating a positive attitude towards life (Beyn 1964); (d) arousing positive emotional states (Budny and Effmert 1988); (e) reduction of the fear of speaking in public about personal problems (Kuzak (Pachalska) 1978) (which Lebrun (1989) defines as an aphasic mutism); (0 facilitating positive emotional ties (Pachalska 1986).…”

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Group therapy for aphasia patients

Pąchalska¹

1991

Aphasiology

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The main goal of the present paper is to specify the aims, methods and efficacy of group therapy. The paper gives a review of available literature on the above topics in an attempt to specify their nature. Three basic aims of group therapy may be distinguished: communicative, psychological and social. Discussion of various approaches concerned with the methodology permits the singling out of four main strategies of group therapy: educational, communicative, psychosocial, and holistic. The characteristics and efficacy of the above methods are presented. The ideas on group therapy have been brought together in the hope of stimulating further development in the treatment of aphasic persons. Moreover, controlled studies will enable further evaluation of current techniques in order to make our therapeutic work as efficient as possible.

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Group therapy for aphasia patients

Pąchalska¹

1991

Aphasiology

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“…Society has not yet accepted the many well documented reports on the efficacy of aphasia therapy. Examples for these reports are the papers by Basso et al (1979), Beyn (1966), Darley (1972), Gleason et al (1975), Huber et al (1977Huber et al ( , 1978, Kertesz et al (1977), Lebrun et al (1976), Poeck et al (1977), Springer et al (1980), Rohricht et al (1978), Weniger et al (1980), Wiegl-Crump andKoenigsknecht (1973), Wiegl-Crump (1976).…”

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