Acquired language disorders, such as aphasia or cognitive-communication impairments, often follow neurological injuries like stroke or brain trauma. This book provides an overview of rehabilitation strategies that restore and compensate for lost communication abilities. It covers assessment techniques, therapy models, and caregiver education. Evidence-based approaches like constraint-induced language therapy and supported conversation are discussed. Functional outcomes and interdisciplinary collaboration are emphasized. The book is intended for speech-language pathologists and neurorehabilitation professionals supporting adult clients.
Karabo Ramotswe is a language rehabilitation specialist recognized for her research on post-stroke aphasia and language neuroplasticity. Her clinical expertise stems from years of hands-on therapy with individuals facing acquired communication disorders. She has contributed to government initiatives aimed at accessible rehabilitation services. Her scholarly work often explores multicultural and multilingual therapy frameworks. Currently, she mentors graduate students in speech-language pathology.