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Speaks cues and answers.
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Aphasia Tutor 1 - Words [Standard Version]
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Aphasia treatment software that improves recognition and retrieval of letters and words. Aphasic patients use it independently, thanks to special features, starting with relearning the alphabet then identifying objects by matching a word to a picture. At the highest levels, patient types the name for everyday things like "apple" or "watch" or "clock".
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