| 1 |
Setting the scene
Susie Parr, Judy Duchan and Carole Pound |
| 2 |
Still life of a chameleon: Aphasia and its impact
on identity
Jasvinder Khosa |
| 3 |
Talking to ourselves: Dialogues in and out of language
Maria Black and Chris Ireland |
| 4 |
A time of transition: A matter of confidence and control
Sue Boazman |
| 5 |
Aphasia centres and community: More than just a sum
of parts
Aura Kagan |
| 6 |
From doing to being: From participation to engagement
Alan Hewitt and Sally Byng |
| 7 |
Do I have green hair? ‘Conversations’ in aphasia therapy
Leanne Togher |
| 8 |
Doing less, being more
Harry Clarke |
| 9 |
Changing places: Reflections of therapists and group members on
the power and potential of group
Tom Penman and Turid de Mare |
| 10 |
The Internet and aphasia: Crossing the digital divide
Roberta J. Elman, Susie Parr and Becky Moss |
| 11 |
Directions without words
Monica Clarke with John Clarke |
| 12 |
Time please! Temporal barriers in aphasia
Susie Parr, Devin Patterson, and Carole Pound |
| 13 |
Cebrelating aphasia poetry power
Chris Ireland and Carole Pound |
