Section I: Foundations and Practicalities 1. Brain Basics 2 Humanistic Basics: Accommodation, Adjustment, and Aristos 3. Aphasia Theory, Models, and Classification 4. Neuroimaging and Brain-Based Communication Disorders 5. Care for People with Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Communication Disorders in Acute Hospital Settings 6. Multicultural and Multilinguistic Issues Section II: Assessment and Treatment 7. General Principles of Assessment 8. Naming and Word Retrieval Impairments 9. Comprehension 10. Acquired Impairments of Reading and Writing 11. Syntax and Linguistic-Based Approaches 12. Pragmatics and Discourse 13. Social and Life Participation Approaches to Aphasia Intervention 14. Assistive Technology 15. Treatment Effectiveness and Evidence-Based Practice 16. Telepractice 17. Digital and Electronic Advances in the Management of Aphasia and Related Neurogenic Language Disorders 18. Resources for Families and Clinicians 19. Funding and Reimbursement of Speech-Language Services Section III: Related Cognitive-Language Disorders 20. Primary Progressive Aphasia 21. Communication Disorders Associated with Right Hemisphere Brain Damage 22. Dementia 23. Traumatic Brain Injury, Blast Injuries, and Multisystem Injuries 24. Communication and Cognition