#75 Making JUNK Therapeutic in Aphasia Treatment
#75 Making JUNK Therapeutic in Aphasia Treatment
In this episode, Genevieve Richardson, a speech-language pathologist, talks about neuroplasticity and its application in functional therapy at home. 🧠
She suggests using a junk drawer as a therapeutic tool by sorting its contents and engaging in activities such as counting, naming objects, and writing single words or sentences about them. ♻️
She emphasizes the importance of active participation in therapy. She encourages individuals to use any available materials, such as scrap paper or the back of a receipt, to engage in therapeutic…
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