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Neurogenic Communication Disorder Therapy

What is Neurogenic Communication Disorder Therapy?

 

This type of therapy addresses difficulties in speech and language caused by brain lesions or degeneration (such as stroke or Parkinson’s disease) that damage parts of the brain controlling language or oral motor activities. Patients may experience varying degrees of difficulty in different communication areas, including speaking, understanding, writing, and reading.

 

Do Your Family Members Have the Following Issues?

 

 – Difficulty understanding words or sentences

 – Word-finding difficulties like “tip of the tongue” moments

 – Persistent speech: frequent repetition of words or sentences that do not match the context

 – Jumbled speech: speech that is disorganized and hard for others to understand

 – Unclear speech

 – Hoarseness

 – Sound distortions or deviations

 – Misreading words with similar sounds, shapes, or meanings

 

What to Do If Your Family Members Experience These Issues?

 

Please seek a speech therapist for a professional assessment as soon as possible so that the patient can receive prompt and specialized treatment.

Neurogenic Communication Disorders are broadly categorized as follows:

Aphasia: Difficulty in understanding speech, naming objects, organizing speech, reading, and writing.

Apraxia: Difficulty in planning and coordinating muscle movements for speech due to ineffective brain control.

Cognitive Communication Disorders: Involving impairments in cognitive abilities affecting attention, memory, judgment, and communication, in addition to the basic symptoms of aphasia.

Features of Neurogenic Communication Disorders

FeatureSpecific Examples
Word-finding difficultyPatients frequently struggle to name objects or find appropriate words when expressing themselves.
Incoherent speechLack of a clear topic in speech, disorganized content, inability to express thoughts clearly, and even grammatical errors.
Articulation errorsUnclear pronunciation, mumbled speech, and mispronunciations, resulting from the coordination of mouth, tongue, lips, and vocal cords.
Impaired comprehension
Decreased ability to understand correct and grammatically structured sentences over time.

Prevention and Treatment Methods

 

 – Stimulation Method: Repeated practice of specific vocabulary (e.g., describing a picture of a “cup”).

 – Melodic Intonation Therapy: Using singing to activate compensatory functions in the right brain (effective for Broca’s aphasia).

 – Communication Partner Training: Teaching family members cooperation skills.

 

By following the plan of speech therapists and rehabilitation physicians, using suitable materials, and engaging in progressively challenging training activities, patients can undergo effective treatment.

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Established in 2006, HKSSC has over 20 years of experience in speech therapy services.

 

We’ve been providing therapy services to over 190 schools and nursing homes.

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