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language therapy

language therapy Language therapy is the assessment and training used in speech-language therapy to help people with language difficulties such as aphasia.

Language therapy is the assessment and training used in speech-language therapy to help people with language difficulties such as aphasia. In the source packet, it is discussed specifically as telepractice speech-language therapy delivered in live, delayed, or mixed formats.

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Drafting source: Kodani Yuhei; Nagami Shinsuke; Yokozeki Ayaka; Fukunaga Shinya; Nakamura Katsuya; Nakamura Hikaru. Current status of Tele-speech language therapy by type and support for patients with post-stroke aphasia: A scoping review. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0319805; article XML SHA-256 c18d90dfd7a27ef23ae6b38ee1b546e5e40452b0ac3b994bbc3c3018a4fe90e8. “Current status of Tele-speech language therapy by type and support for patients with post-stroke aphasia: A scoping review” (10.1371/journal.pone.0319805).
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