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SPEECH DISORDERS AMONG PEOPLE WITH SELECTED NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES BASED ON THE TESTS CARRIED OUT IN THE SUPPORT CENTRE FOR PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMER DISEASE AT THE YAVA ASSOCIATION IN CZESTOCHOWA

A. Siedlaczek-Szwed, M. Przybysz-Zaremba

Abstract

Dynamically changing contemporary world, full of new technological developments, turned out to be also a world of numerous threats for the basic means of communication that the humankind was familiar with “for millennia’’, i.e. for speech. The issues of the importance of language communication in a social worker’s profession are discusses in the article. Communication is are of the most important categories of human life being both the expression and condition of social life. With the increasing participation of any individual in the society, the interactive efficiency is formed and developed. It allows a man to exist in a social group, understand the relationships among the participants of social life and successfully accomplish their own objectives. The main clinical symptoms of aphasia with particular attention paid to verbal communication disorders and causes of their development are discussed in this draft. Different attitudes (pedagogical, neuropsychological, neuro-linguistic, psychosocial, complex) and therapy trends (streamlining, compensation, reintegration, adaptation) are presented. The main stress is put on the fact that effectiveness of an implemented rehabilitation depends on many different factors, such as: e.g. regularity of effect, form of therapy, time of its commencement, extent and localisation of the defect. When discussing therapy of aphasic people, stress is put on the necessity of practical implementation of techniques or methods facilitating multi-sensual perception of the surrounding reality.

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DOI resolver: doi.org/10.5593/sgemsocial2018/3.3/S12.104

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