Aphasia is a language disorder that can occur after brain damage, caused by events such as a stroke or an accident. The communication-oriented therapy for aphasia aims to improve the communication abilities of patients. This book provides an overview of the communication-oriented methods available for diagnostics and therapy in clinical and practical settings. Speech therapists receive numerous tips and recommendations for working with patients. They learn how to effectively advise and involve family members in therapy to ease daily life for those affected and their families, thereby enhancing their quality of life.