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Struggling to build confidence across the full span of adult neurogenic caseloads?

Most clinical texts cover aphasia, dementia, or brain injury in isolation, leaving new and experienced clinicians alike to stitch together assessment logic and treatment planning from scattered sources.

This 2026 edition delivers a single, clinician-voiced reference spanning classical aphasia syndromes, traumatic brain injury cognitive-communication effects, normal aging, mild cognitive impairment, the major dementia subtypes, and primary progressive aphasia, all organized around the same assessment-to-intervention framework.

Without an integrated resource, clinicians default to fragmented protocols, inconsistent terminology, and treatment plans that do not transfer well between etiologies as caseloads increasingly mix stroke, TBI, and dementia referrals in the same week.

Inside, you will find:

Twenty-five chapters moving from neuroanatomy and lesion localization through syndrome-specific assessment and evidence-based treatment
Clinical pearls, case vignettes, and comparison tables built for bedside and outpatient decision-making
Dedicated coverage of AAC, right-hemisphere disorders, primary progressive aphasia, and person-centered ethical practice
Over fifty clinical illustrations with precisely labeled anatomy and procedures
A free companion video course, unlocked instantly by the QR code printed at the end of this book

Written for speech-language pathologists, graduate students, and allied health clinicians who want one clinically grounded reference for the adult neurogenic caseload, not twelve disconnected ones.

Scroll up and add this 2026 clinical guide to your reference shelf today.

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