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Thematic Language Stimulation - USHA

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! Principle of maximal<br />

patient response,<br />

achieved by<br />

– Extending language and<br />

materials<br />

– Emphasis on task<br />

repetition, re-ordering,<br />

adaptation<br />

– Meaningful context<br />

Schuell’s Neurobiological<br />

<strong>Stimulation</strong><br />

Morganstein & Certner-Smith, 2011<br />

Schuell’s Neurobiological<br />

<strong>Stimulation</strong><br />

! Systematic and Intense<br />

Presentation<br />

– Organized<br />

– Programmed for success<br />

– Repetition<br />

Schuell’s Neurobiological<br />

<strong>Stimulation</strong><br />

! Principle of stimulus<br />

adequacy, achieved via<br />

– Intensity<br />

– Focus<br />

– Linguistic bombardment<br />

– Multiple presentations<br />

– Varied context<br />

Morganstein & Certner-Smith, 2011<br />

Building on Schuell’s model:<br />

The TLS advantage<br />

! Use of thematically-related<br />

vocabulary, rather than<br />

isolated high-frequency words.<br />

– Provides a “hook” upon which to<br />

hang language: natural context.<br />

– Provision of linguistic context allows transition to<br />

meaningful conversation.<br />

Morganstein S.Morganstein & Certner-Smith, & M.Certner-Smith 2011 Morganstein & Certner-Smith, 2011<br />

Building on Schuell’s model:<br />

The TLS advantage<br />

! Provides inherent redundancy, depth<br />

and breadth.<br />

! Fosters connection with language, with feelings,<br />

ideas, history.<br />

! Educational/training component and<br />

metacognitive exploration for PWA and/or others<br />

Morganstein S.Morganstein & Certner-Smith, & M.Certner-Smith 2011<br />

Research with TLS<br />

Morganstein & Certner-Smith, 2011<br />

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