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SUPPORTING PARTNERS OF PEOPLE WITH APHASIA IN RELATIONSHIPS AND CONVERSATION (SPPARC)

Sarah Lock · Ray Wilkinson · Karen L. Bryan · Jane Maxim · Anne Edmundson · Carolyn Bruce +1 more

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This paper reviews new theoretical and practical developments in working with partners of people with aphasia and describes the development of a clinician's resource entitled 'SPPARC: Supporting Partners of People with Aphasia in Relationships and Conversation'. It focuses particularly on one part of that resource: the SPPARC Conversation Training Programme, which adapts conversation analysis for clinical use. The paper describes the stages involved in assessing and working on conversation in everyday life.

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1984Experiential Learning 1998Conversation Analysis: Principles, Practices and Applications 1984Topical Talk, Ritual and the Social Organization of Relationships

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