Title: Cognitive Communication Disorders (Third Edition)
Authors: Michael L. Kimbarow, Karen A. Hux, Julia M. King
Publisher: Plural Publishing
Description: “Cognitive Communication Disorders,” now in its Third Edition, is an authoritative textbook written by Michael L. Kimbarow, Karen A. Hux, and Julia M. King. This edition continues to provide a comprehensive overview of cognitive communication disorders and their management.
The book covers a wide range of topics, including assessment and intervention strategies for individuals with cognitive-communication impairments resulting from various etiologies such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, and neurodegenerative diseases. It also addresses the impact of cognitive-communication disorders on individuals’ daily functioning and quality of life.
With updated content reflecting the latest research and clinical practices, this edition offers evidence-based approaches to assessment, treatment planning, and intervention techniques for cognitive communication disorders. It includes case studies, clinical examples, and practical guidelines to assist speech-language pathologists and other healthcare professionals in providing effective care to individuals with cognitive-communication impairments.
Whether you’re a student studying speech-language pathology, a practicing clinician, or a researcher in the field of cognitive communication disorders, this textbook serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the complexities of cognitive-communication impairments and implementing evidence-based interventions to improve communication and cognitive functioning in affected individuals. Through its comprehensive coverage and practical insights, “Cognitive Communication Disorders” equips readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to address the needs of individuals with cognitive-communication impairments across the lifespan.