Agenda
The course spans three full days and integrates both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical training, offering participants an immersive and comprehensive learning experience in the assessment and rehabilitation of aphasia.

Day 1 – May 1
Basics of Aphasia
09:00–11:00
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Aphasia: definition, etiology, and classification
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Fundamental principles of aphasia rehabilitation
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Emotional and psychosocial impact of aphasia on patients and their families
14:00–16:00
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Interactive discussion on aphasia classification
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Practical training using clinical case videos
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Frequently asked questions in aphasia management
(prognosis, counseling, and clinical consultation)

Day 2 – May 2
Diagnosis and Assessment of Aphasia
09:00–11:00 | Lecture and Discussion
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Neurological and cognitive diagnosis of aphasia: advantages and limitations
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Overview of diagnostic instruments in aphasia management
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Core subtests routinely included in aphasia assessment
14:00–16:00 | Interactive Workshop
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Case-based discussion on aphasia assessment strategies
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Practical exercises with clinical case videos
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Evidence-based approaches to aphasia rehabilitation:
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Pragmatic approach
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Conversational approach
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Cognitive approach
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Pair work (role-play): Implementation of the Conversational Approach in Aphasia Rehabilitation
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Day 3 – May 3
Aphasia Rehabilitation and Interventions
09:00–11:00 | Interactive Discussion & Practical Training
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Discussion on aphasia recovery: when, how, and with whom to provide treatment
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Principles of treatment planning in aphasia rehabilitation
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How to select an appropriate treatment plan for individual patients
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Practical exercises with clinical case videos
14:00–16:00 | Advanced Interventions
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Additional interventions for aphasia:
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Neuromodulation (tDCS, TMS): mechanisms, supporting evidence, and clinical indications
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Pharmacological treatment options for post-stroke aphasia
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