Published Dec 26, 2006
VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN
49 Articles; 5,349 Posts
on the tip of my tongue: living with aphasia
john lost his ability to communicate, his career and much of life that was significant to him. he shares his journey and how he reconnected with himself, other people and god.
http://ncf.intervarsity.org//jcn/archive/06sp/jl32.pdf
SarasotaRN2b
1,164 Posts
Thanks, Vickie.
Although this thread is over a year old, it is a subject that I've been trying to understand better. I've been assigned a pt with expressive aphasia at an ECF and I'm trying to find out the best way that I can communicate with her.
As an educator, is there a way that I can communicate with her on a more therapeutic level? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Kris