Fitxa persona

Vicent Rosell completed his degree in Psychology in 1987. Since then, both his academic training and research have focused on the study of language and speech, especially in people with neurological disorders. Before defending his doctoral thesis, he completed several master's degrees and specialised in courses related to language disorders. He had already published two books: one on language assessment at early ages (1991) and another on language stimulation in early childhood education (1993), several articles published in magazines and newspapers and presented numerous posters and oral communications at conferences and seminars on neurology, speech therapy, and psychology. Most of his contributions focused on the study of language, speech, and voice in adults and children with linguistic and communicative deficits. In 2005, he defended his doctoral thesis, "Use of the verb in patients with predominantly motor aphasia." Her involvement in clinical linguistics is reflected in her participation as a member of the research team in projects under the Ministry of Education's National R&D&I Plan. Within the framework of these projects, numerous papers have been presented at national and international conferences and seminars on clinical linguistics, speech therapy, neurology, and psychology. Several books, book chapters, and scientific articles have been published, including those in the Journal of Neurolinguistics, Aphasiology, Journal of Communication Disorders, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics, among others. He has co-supervised several doctoral theses, all of them focused on the study of language, speech, and voice in people with language deficits. Since 2015, he has directed the Speech Therapy Clinic of the Lluís Alcanyís Foundation - University of Valencia.