CMDS550
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Communication Disorders Adults
Communication Disorders - departmentSchool of Health & Natural Sciences
College/School
School of Health & Natural Sciences
Course Description
Differential diagnosis, treatment, historical perspective and theories of aphasia and related disorders in adults are included. Developments in neurogenic rehabilitation such as psychosocial and functional approaches, as well as evidenced-based practice, and practical clinical applications of theoretical issues are emphasized. The social, emotional, perceptual, physical, and cognitive factors associated with atypical aging and their effects on communication will also be studied. The role of professionals who work with these adult populations, as well as family interaction will be included. Issues relating to patients and families from a variety of cultures will be discussed.
Grade Modes
Pass/Fail (P), Standard (S)