William Beaumont

Land of Stone will provide honest and valuable insight to psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, alternative therapists, and other mental health practitioners, and will surely be of interest to creative writers, teachers, linguists, and anyone looking to explore the connections between language and healing.

A new chapter has been added to this revised edition in which Helen Wulf assesses her feelings and the progress she has made six to eight years post-stroke.

Speech and language pathology clinicians as well as individuals in need of self-study exercises will appreciate the updated Workbook for Language Skills.

Clinicians who work with patients with aphasia, cognitive impairments, or word/memory loss will be grateful for the new edition of this popular workbook.

Target areas in this book include receptive language functioning (yes/no questions, multiple choice, sentence comprehension, basic math, functional material, paragraphs) and expressive language functioning (nonverbal communication, completions, naming, word fluency, sentence formulation, longer answers).

This revised and updated third edition will enhance the ability of speech-language pathologists to address the language-impaired population within their practices.

Fred Johnson's book is valuable, then, not only as a testament to the courage and determination of one man but for the lessons it provides for medical students and health care professionals.

(Additional test booklets can be purchased separately, 25 to a package.)