This special issue investigates the efficacy and integration of computer-based technologies in the clinical treatment and rehabilitation of aphasia. Brian Petheram, an expert in assistive technology and speech-language pathology, curates a collection of international research to evaluate how digital tools facilitate communication recovery. The text presents a framework for understanding the intersection of human-computer interaction and neuro-rehabilitation across diverse clinical environments.

Experts in the field of speech pathology recognize this issue as a significant cross-cultural survey of early digital intervention strategies. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the practical utility of the international case studies provided.