- Specially-appointed Junior Associate Professor
- Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences and Disorders, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Research Field | Communication support for people with aphasia |
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Affiliated Academic Societies | Japanese Association of Speech-Language-Hearing Therapists |
Courses Taught | Laboratory Studies in Clinical Observation |
Academic Degrees | Ryukoku University Bachelor of Arts |
Brief Biography | TENRI HOSPITAL |
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Research Overview
Communication support for people with aphasia after being discharged form hospital.
Research Keywords | aphasia |
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Message
The job of a speech-language-hearing therapist is complex and not easy,but sometimes the relationships you form with patients can be so moving that they change your outlook on life,and I think that is what makes it so appealing.After graduation ,the experiences you have had at university will come in handy when you begin clinical practice,so make the most of your four years here and experience a variety of things.