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The Clinician's Guide to Semantic Feature Analysis (The Aphasia Series Book 1)

Whether Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA) is a new-to-you treatment or one you have been using for years, The Clinicianâ€™s Guide to Semantic Feature Analysis for Aphasia will help you be consistent and creative in the clinical use of this treatment for anomia.

Students looking to familiarize themselves with SFA or experienced clinicians wanting to expand on its application will find a short and quick overview of the in-and-outs of SFA, includingâ€¦
-- A step-by-step guide to implementing the form of SFA described by Coelho, Boyle, and colleagues which emphasizes the generation of features,
-- A description of variations in the application of SFA, which include group treatment, discourse applications, sentence production, and a mobile app,
-- The theory underpinning the SFA process, and
-- The scientific evidence, clinical expertise, and patient perspective associated with SFA.
While stimuli are not included, the author provides links to picture sets available online that can be used to quickly create treatment materials.

Emphasizing evidence-based practice, The Clinicianâ€™s Guide to Semantic Feature Analysis for Aphasia includes a comprehensive bibliography and active links to research articles, conference presentations, and online resources that will contribute to your treatment planning.

Country	USA
Author	Maria L. Munoz
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9781941352007
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Recipe SLP
Manufacturer	Recipe SLP
NumberOfPages	25
PublicationDate	2014-03-10
Publisher	Recipe SLP
ReleaseDate	2014-03-10
Studio	Recipe SLP

The Clinician's Guide to Semantic Feature Analysis (The Aphasia Series Book 1)

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