Global aphasia<\/strong>: this aphasia is the most severe, it affects the production of language to the point of making expression almost null. The comprehension disorders are also very important.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe first cause of aphasia is a stroke, but it can also be due to a cranial trauma or to a degenerative disease such as Alzheimer’s.<\/p>\n
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Understanding aphasia in order to find appropriate solutions<\/h2>\n
First of all, it is important to be aware of the different symptoms related to aphasia. This will allow you to act well and to apply the right solutions. You will experience different symptoms depending on the location of the stroke lesion. The patient may experience word repetition, mispronunciation, personal jargon, sounds that are difficult to produce, or mixing several words or making them incomprehensible.<\/p>\n
When writing, sentences will not make sense and will often be short or incomplete. It is therefore important to correctly identify the symptoms and learn to prevent aphasia as much as possible by adopting a healthy lifestyle as much as possible.<\/p>\n
To succeed in relieving a person suffering from aphasia, you will need to put several solutions in place, but you will also need to use an unavoidable asset day after day: patience. Indeed, you will need to be present and take all the time you need to see improvements without forcing the person with the disorder. This can last a few months or several years depending on the difficulties encountered. It will therefore be necessary to be patient in order to succeed in helping the patient without forgetting that speech will not be able to return to 100%, we observe about 80% of the recovery at the maximum.<\/p>\n
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The Hangman<\/h3>\n
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In this game, the person has to find words with the available letters.<\/p>\n
With this game, you stimulate the organization of the letters present in the word (and therefore sounds as well). You also stimulate precise word search from the vocabulary.<\/p>\n
Other symptoms may be related to understanding. The person may have difficulty understanding other people or recognizing sounds.<\/p>\n
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The Musical Ear<\/h3>\n
In this game, the person has to recognize sounds, instruments or animals.<\/p>\n
Here, you stimulate auditory discrimination, attention to sounds as well as the association between sounds and their meaning. All these skills allow for a better understanding.<\/p>\n
Aphasia does not only affect oral language, but also writing or reading.<\/p>\n
When writing, sentences will not make sense and will often be short or incomplete. It is therefore important to correctly identify the symptoms and learn how to prevent aphasia by adopting a healthy lifestyle as much as possible.<\/p>\n
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Brainstorm<\/h3>\n
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In this game, the person has to find sayings by ordering the given words.<\/p>\n
With this game, you stimulate phrasal structure and word logic.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Syllabus<\/h3>\n
In this game, the person has to make up words from the given syllables.<\/p>\n
Here, you stimulate word composition, letter organizaion and word search in the vocabulay of the person.<\/p>\n
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In reading, aphasia often manifests with an aleration in the reading rhythm, with a difficulty to associate graphemes and phonemes and therefore to reproduce the sounds of the words read.<\/p>\n
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A Text A Day<\/h3>\n
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In this game, the person has to read a new excerpt of a text each day.<\/p>\n
By reading a new text every day, you can improve the reading rhythm and the ability to reproduce orally a written text. Moreover, you can discuss about the text with other people in order to improve your understanding of the text and general language.<\/p>\n
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Silly Sequence<\/h3>\n
In this game, with the “Letter” mode, the person sees a sequence of letters appear on the screen and has to press the button when this sequence is going in an alphabetical order.<\/p>\n
With this game, you can improve grapheme recognition and the ability to use the alphabetical system. You can also ask the person to read the letters out loud in order to work on the association of phonemes and graphemes.<\/p>\n
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To succeed in relieving a person suffering from aphasia, you will need to put several solutions in place but you will also need to use an essential asset day after day: patience.<\/p>\n
Indeed, you will need to be present and take all the time necessary to see improvements without forcing the person with this disorder. This can last a few months or several years depending on the difficulties encountered. It will be necessary to be patient to succeed in helping the patient without forgetting that, most often, speech will not be able to return at 100%.<\/p>\n
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