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Expressive aphasia, also known as Broca’s aphasia, affects an individual’s ability to produce spoken or written language, despite often retaining comprehension skills. A communication chart can be a vital tool for promoting effective interaction.
Use clear, simple images or icons alongside text.
Include large fonts and high-contrast colors for readability.
Organize by category for quick access.
Allow customization based on the individual’s needs and preferences.
Use both words and pictures to accommodate varying literacy levels.
Introduce the chart during therapy sessions and encourage consistent use.
Train communication partners (family, caregivers) on how to effectively use the chart.
Review and update the chart regularly to reflect changes in abilities and needs.
Combine with other communication strategies, such as gestures or writing, for optimal outcomes.
Expressive aphasia, also known as Broca’s aphasia, affects an individual’s ability to produce spoken or written language, despite often retaining comprehension skills. A communication chart can be a vital tool for promoting effective interaction.
Use clear, simple images or icons alongside text.
Include large fonts and high-contrast colors for readability.
Organize by category for quick access.
Allow customization based on the individual’s needs and preferences.
Use both words and pictures to accommodate varying literacy levels.
Introduce the chart during therapy sessions and encourage consistent use.
Train communication partners (family, caregivers) on how to effectively use the chart.
Review and update the chart regularly to reflect changes in abilities and needs.
Combine with other communication strategies, such as gestures or writing, for optimal outcomes.