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Speech Talk · August 25 · 37 min

Can You Hear Yourself Talking?

What happens when the brain can’t hear its own speech errors? In this episode of Speech Talk, Emily and Eva explore the speech-auditory feedback loop and how it can be disrupted after brain injury. They unpack new research on error detection, automatic versus voluntary correction, and what these findings mean for aphasia therapy. Plus, practical strategies for helping patients build awareness, self-monitoring, and more successful communication. Citations Impairment of Speech Auditory Feedback Error Detection and Motor Correction in Post-Stroke Aphasia," from Bereznyak and colleagues out of the University of South Carolina, published in 2021 Get in Touch: hello@speechtalkpod.com Or Visit Us At: ⁠www.SpeechTalkPod.com⁠ Instagram: @speechtalkpod Support: buymeacoffee.com/speechtalkpod Part of the Human Content Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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What happens when the brain can’t hear its own speech errors?

In this episode of Speech Talk, Emily and Eva explore the speech-auditory feedback loop and how it can be disrupted after brain injury. They unpack new research on error detection, automatic versus voluntary correction, and what these findings mean for aphasia therapy.

Plus, practical strategies for helping patients build awareness, self-monitoring, and more successful communication.

Citations

Impairment of Speech Auditory Feedback Error Detection and Motor Correction in Post-Stroke Aphasia," from Bereznyak and colleagues out of the University of South Carolina, published in 2021 

Get in Touch: hello@speechtalkpod.com

Or Visit Us At: ⁠www.SpeechTalkPod.com⁠ 

Instagram: @speechtalkpod

Support: buymeacoffee.com/speechtalkpod

Part of the Human Content Podcast Network


Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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