Wednesday, March 10, 2010
 

Dr Jane Mortley, clinical director of Steps Consulting, has been involved with the field of aphasia and the use of software programs for rehabilitation for almost twenty years. StepByStep Words 3.0 has been created from this experience to form the first building block for language rehabilitation for aphasia.

Peer Reviewed Publications
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Effectiveness of computerised rehabilitation for long-term aphasia: a case series study
British Journal of General Practice  54:  856-857

Mortley J, Enderby P, Petheram B (2001)
Using a computer to improve functional writing in a patient with severe dysgraphia
Aphasiology 15:5 443-461

Mortley J, Wade J, Enderby P (2004)
Superhighway to promoting a client-therapist partnership: Using the Internet to deliver word-retrieval computer therapy monitored remotely with minimal speech and language therapy input.
Aphasiology 18:3  193-211

Mortley J, Wade J, Enderby P (2003)
An investigation into the feasibility of remotely delivered computer therapy for people with aphasia
Advances in Speech Language Pathology, 5:1 27-36


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Book Chapters
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Mortley J (1999)
An intensive strategy-based therapy programme for impaired spelling
Byng, S, Swinburn K and Pound C [Eds] The Aphasia Therapy File
Taylor and Francis, London


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Other Publications
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Mortley J, Wade J, Hunt J (2003)
The impact of word retrieval therapy on everyday communication
British Aphasiology Society Therapy Symposium Proceedings March 2003

Mortley J (1994)
Computer Therapy for Stroke people
Ability - The Journal of the British Computer Society Disability Group, 13: 16-17

Mortley J, (1999)
Time well spent.
Speech & Language Therapy in Practice. Summer'99

Mortley J (1992)
The use of computers in Speech Therapy with individuals who have suffered a stroke.
Ability - The Journal of the British Computer Society Disability Group


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Conferences
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British Aphasiology Society Therapy Symposium, September 2002
Jane Mortley
Julia Wade
Jon Hunt:
· A single case study: the impact of computer administered self-phonemic cueing on everyday communication

CPLOL 5th European Congress
Julia Wade
Jane Mortley
Pam Enderby:
Expanding the methodological toolkit in aphasia therapy:
dilemmas of ‘what to measure’ and ‘how to measure it’


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Pre-2000 therapy software developed (obsolete)
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Mortley J, Simmons L, Petheram B, Cotton S, Enderby P (1996)
INTACT
Therapy software based on scanned pictures and speech feedback.
  
Mortley J, Simmons L, Petheram B, Enderby P (1992)
Gapfiller
A versatile piece of software designed specifically for aphasics, allowing the clinician to create
Exercises based on gap filling and anagram solving tasks from single word to paragraph level.
  
Mortley J, Simmons L, Petheram B, Enderby P (1992)
Phraseflash
A flexible text based software program designed specifically for aphasic patients that can be
used to focus on spelling, memory and as a bridge to word processing.
 
Petheram B, Simmons L, Enderby P, Mortley J (1991)
ACT Homework System.
A software program providing a range of language stimulation exercises that can be used independently by the patient in a homework setting
 
Simmons L, Enderby P, Mortley J, Petheram B (1993)
Multi-Choice
An adaptable text based software program designed specifically for aphasic patients that allows the clinician to create exercises which presents multiple choice answers.

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