Working with Bilingual Clients with Aphasia
ASHA Policy Documents
The ASHA Leader Articles
- Bilingualism: Consequences for Language, Cognition, Development, and the Brain
- Ethnographic and Sociolinguistic Aspects of Communication: Research-Praxis Relationships
Additional Resources
- ASHA's Practice Portal: Aphasia
- Phonemic Inventories Across Languages
- ASHA's Special Interest Groups Perspectives newsletters
- Working With Bilingual Individuals With Aphasia: The Case of a Spanish-English Bilingual Client
- Multidisciplinary Evidence to Treat Bilingual Individuals with Aphasia
- Perspectives on Communication Disorders and Sciences in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Populations
October 2005, Volume 12, Number 3
This issue is devoted to working with bilingual clients in health care settings.
Professional Development
Continuing education programs from ASHA on working with multicultural populations
Consumer Information
- ASHA's La Afasia (Spanish)
- Association Internationale Aphasia (AIA) Aphasia in many languages
- Hojas "Hablemos de los Ataques al Cerebro" con informacion para el paciente (Spanish)
- National Aphasia Association Aphasia in Other Languages
