Which is an example of low-tech alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) that a person with aphasia might benefit from?

Semantic feature analysis (SFA) is different from traditional cueing approaches to word-retrieval treatment in that…

Alexia and agraphia…

Performing gaze stabilization with the head turning to the RIGHT requires activation of

What is an example of acknowledging competence in supported conversation for aphasia (SCA)?

Gray matter in the brain consists of…

What is the name of the structure labeled #2 in the image below?  

Left visual neglect is considered…

Melodic intonation therapy (MIT) is most often used with…

Case 7 Jerome is a 65-year-old male starting outpatient therapy. He had a left MCA ischemic stroke 3 months prior. His assessment showed mild anomic aphasia (Western Aphasia Battery – Revised Aphasia Quotient = 80/100) with verbal expression characterized by non-specific language and circumlocution. Jerome is a retired sheet metal worker. Prior to his stroke, he enjoyed meeting his friends for lunch and talking about sports. His spouse reports he has not been out with his friends since getting out of the hospital and has mostly been watching television. What is one word-retrieval intervention that may be a good fit for Jerome and why? What considerations would you make in selecting stimuli for the word-retrieval intervention? What other components will be important to include in the treatment plan? List the A-FROM domain and a specific target, activity, or recommendation that fits within that domain. Include comments in at least two A-FROM domains besides impairment.