Join Alyssa Lanzi, a seasoned clinical researcher, as she talks with Sarah Baar about tackling the sticky situation of word-finding challenges in older adults with and without a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.
In this insightful conversation about aging, they explore strategies for organizing thoughts around vague client language complaints and gain valuable insights into assessment and treatment for mild neurocognitive disorders.

Learning Objectives

Interpret the evidence around language changes that are not a normal part of aging
Develop assessment and treatment choices that assist the SLP in speech therapy for vague word-finding complaints
Apply evidence-based, practical strategies to actionably address word-finding challenges in clients without a primary language disorder diagnosis


Timestamps

(00:00:00) Welcome
(00:00:41) Introduction to guest
(00:06:31) Why this clinical question?
(00:31:32) What’s the evidence and application?
(00:44:31) Three main takeaways

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