Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Language Disorders

Now thoroughly updated, this important new book builds on the classic first edition to provide complete coverage of aphasia and related neurogenic language disorders. For the first time, the larger psychological aspects of neurogenic language conditions are examined, including adaptation to chronicity, treatment of accompanying mood disorders, and the role of both the family and clinician in improving patient care. A Brandon-Hill selection.

Highlights of this important work: - Systematic discussion of the pathophysiology, differentiating features, evaluation, and treatment of each neurogenic disorder - Special chapters on right hemisphere syndrome, traumatic brain injury, and dementia - New research on dyslexia and dysgraphia - Comprehensive, up-to-date references and suggestions for additional reading