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Conduction aphasia is a type of aphasia characterized by difficulty repeating spoken language despite relatively preserved speech production and language comprehension. 

People with this condition can often engage in conversation, understand spoken language, and recognize their own communication errors. However, repeating a word, phrase, or sentence that someone else has just spoken may be surprisingly difficult.

This unique pattern distinguishes conduction aphasia from many other aphasia syndromes and providers important clues about which language networks in the brain have been affected.

Both are new takes on "old" stories! But they are totally different vibes and I watch them for completely different moods! What are other flx thoughts?

• A Woman of Substance - high drama and fervor. i save it for the evening.
• The Other Bennett Sister - darling and light n' airy. watched it in one quick sweep in the daytime while i worked. (i won't say how many day(s) ;)

*And a little bonus FYI that Ellis Season 3 is now on Acorn. EDIT: Season 2!

is this still around at all as a cartridge?

This series is intended as an introduction to aphasia. The information serves to provide general guidelines and is not a diagnosis.  Since cause, type, and severity of aphasia vary, it is important to obtain specific information from your neurologist, speech-language pathologist, and other care providers about the unique symptoms and management options for each person diagnosed with aphasia.

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After a stroke, many individuals experience changes in thinking skills that directly affect communication. These challenges are known as cognitive-communication disorders (CCDs) and involve impairments in how cognition supports everyday communication rather than language structure alone.

Cognitive-communication deficits may affect:

Attention

Memory

Executive function (planning, organization, reasoning, self-monitoring)

Discourse and conversation skills

In this episode of the Comeback Crew, Zach Smith speaks with Laura Malis about her journey with aphasia. After being silenced by a stroke, Laura was on a mission to reclaim her language, reading, and writing. She dedicated a year to therapy, committing 30 hours weekly to intensive brain training for recovery with Constant Therapy.

This episode is a powerful testament to resilience and the enduring human spirit.

I an obsessed with Kit's speaking voice. It's so kind. If she narrated my books I would read more.

It's a noun, but I want your best definitions below. Don't disappoint!

Reference: Marie Pereira

IYKYK!