Language

At SSNR, we treat all domains of language to improve an individual’s ability to communicate and participate in meaningful activities

Changes in language skills can result following a stroke, TBI, other brain injury or with progression a neurodegenerative diagnosis like dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, Multiple Sclerosis, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Multiple Systems Atrophy.

At SSNR, we treat all domains of language to improve an individual’s ability to communicate and participate in meaningful activities

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Common language deficits include difficulty with reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

More specifically:

Difficulty finding words
Generating made up sounding words
Leaving out words when speaking
Only able to generate one word at a time or specific phrases over and over
Generating words with sound errors
Difficulty reading single words or simple phrases
Difficulty following conversations
Difficulty answering questions
Difficulty understanding minimally complex instructions or information
Difficulty writing personal information
Difficulty writing coherent simple sentences

Language

At SSNR, we treat all domains of language to improve an individual’s ability to communicate and participate in meaningful activities

At SSNR, we treat all domains of language to improve an individual’s ability to communicate and participate in meaningful activities

Common language deficits include difficulty with reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

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