The "coach" will help the patient develop a script for a scenario (such as ordering food at a restaurant), and help the patient practice and perform the scenario in and out of the clinic while evaluating the outcome. Supported conversation also involves using a communicative partner who supports the patients learning by providing contextual cues, slowing their own rate of speech, and increasing their messages redundancy to promote the patients comprehension.Additionally, it is important to include the families of patients with aphasia in treatment programs. Clinicians can teach family members how to support one another, and how to adjust their speaking patterns to facilitate their loved ones treatment and rehabilitation. Prognosis
Prognosis is strongly dependent on the location and extent of the lesion (damage) to the brain. Many personal factors also influence how a person will recover, which include age, previous medical history, level of education, gender, and motivation. All of these factors influence the brains ability to adapt to change, restore previous skills, and learn new skills. It is important to remember that all the presentations of Receptive Aphasia may vary. The presentation of symptoms and prognosis are both dependent on personal components related to the individuals neural organization before the stroke, the extent of the damage, and the influence of environmental and behavioral factors after the damage occurs. The quicker a diagnosis of a stroke is made by a medical team, the more positive the patients recovery may be.
Chignon can mean:

Chignon (hairstyle), a hairstyle with the hair in a "bun"
Chignon (medical term), a temporary swelling left on an infants head after delivery by a ventouse suction cap

See also
Chingon (disambiguation)