Aphasia Tutor 1 Words

Aphasia treatment software for stroke & brain-injury. Unlimited home practice.

Computer software provides unlimited aphasia treatment for many of the different types of expressive aphasia: nominal aphasia, amnesic aphasia, broca's aphasia. These can be caused by stroke or brain-injury and usually requre speech therapy. Boost patient's self esteem by letting them work independently at thier own pace. They work independently thanks to special hints and cues that give them just enough help to get the correct answer. Used by speech therapists (Speech-Language Pathologists) around the world since 1995 for speech & language therapy. Features include:* HINTS AND FEEDBACK to help guide the patient to the right answer. Our approach is "Success with as little assistance as needed." The goal is for the patient to do it as independently as possible. User can click on the Hints button or press the key on the keyboard to receive a hint in the fill-in-the-blank levels. E.g., if the answer was "Spoon" the hint would be "s_ _ _ _" .CLEAR FEDDBACK Clear feedback for correct/incorrect answers. EASY TO USE Use the mouse or keyboard. Multiple difficulty levels beginning with multiple choice single-letters, all the way to fill-in-the-blank words. This program comes in three versions: Standard (patient), Deluxe, and Professional.

Changes: Easier to use. Improved photos.

Minimum requirements: None.

Operating system: Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,Windows2003

Program URL: http://www.bungalowsoftware.com/aphasia1.htm

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This trial program may be freely distributed if it is unaltered and provided free. You are prohibited from charging for this trial version.

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