发言和被听到:功能性沟通和话语原则在阿法西亚干预干预中的重要性
Elizabeth Armstrong1, Deborah Hersh2
1Department of Rural Health South West, Edith Cowan University, Bunbury, Australia.
Seminars in speech and language
|August 8, 2024
概括
奥丽·霍兰德 (Audrey Holland) 开创了一种基于优势的语障治疗方法,强调功能性沟通和社会联系. 她的工作整合了临床实践和研究,改善了阿法西亚患者的沟通.
科学领域:
- 语言表达学 (Aphasiology) 是一种语言表达学.
- 沟通科学与疾病 沟通科学与疾病
- 康复心理学 康复心理学
背景情况:
- 认可奥德里·霍兰德对阿法西学的重大贡献,特别是她在为患有阿法西的人开发基于优势的视角方面的作用.
- 她的工作强调"功能性沟通",整合话语分析和治疗,以提高日常沟通.
- 荷兰专注于互动方面,心理社会影响,她的分析专业知识弥合了基于障碍和社会沟通模式.
研究的目的:
- 探索奥丽·霍兰德 (Audrey Holland) 基于强项的观点对病学的历史和当前影响.
- 检查日常沟通事件在临床和研究环境中是如何处理的.
- 捕捉失言症管理的原则,并建议促进社会沟通的未来方向.
主要方法:
- 历史性审查的aphasiology和功能性沟通的概念.
- 分析临床和研究实践在失言症管理.
- 在促进社会沟通方面探索失语群体的作用.
主要成果:
- 荷兰的工作促使人们转向了对失语症的更全面的看法,重视个人优势.
- 功能性沟通原则的整合增强了治疗干预和研究方法.
- 亚非西亚小组在促进成功的社会沟通和社区融入方面已被证明是有效的.
结论:
- 奥丽·霍兰德的遗产在于促进人类主义和连接的方法来管理失语症.
- 当前的实践越来越多地包含基于优势和功能性沟通策略.
- 未来的努力应继续扩大支持范围,超越传统的临床环境,以培养对失言症患者的信心和社区参与.
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