Browsing Masters in Speech & Language Therapy (taught) by Subject "communication"

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Exploring people with aphasias’ (PWA) experiences of a self-administered naming therapy app (SANTA)

Leahy, Laura (University of Limerick, 2015)

Background: Research shows that facilitation therapy for naming is effective through priming the link between meaning and word form (Howard et al., 2006), but often only works for the words that are treated within therapy ...
People with aphasia using a self-administered naming therapy app (SANTA): their perspective

Knox, Caoimhe (University of Limerick, 2015)

Background: For people with aphasia (PWA) the most common difficulty is the ability to name people and things (Papathanasiou et al 2013). A number of therapy techniques have been developed to help with word retrieval, such ...
The sensitivity of measurements when analysing change in children's speech accuracy

Lyons, Jessica (University of Limerick, 2015)

Background: Objective measures of children’s speech accuracy are used to track changes in children’s speech over time. Although many existing measures are available, there is a lack of consensus regarding the reliability ...

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