Publications of Benjamin Stahl

Lucchese, G.; Stahl, B.: Peptide sharing between viruses and DLX proteins: A potential cross-reactivity pathway to neuropsychiatric disorders. Frontiers in Neuroscience 12, 150 (2018)

Stahl, B.: Musikgestützte Aphasietherapie. Neuroreha 10 (1), pp. 21 - 23 (2018)

Mohr, B.; Stahl, B.; Berthier, M. L.; Pulvermüller, F.: Intensive communicative therapy reduces symptoms of depression in chronic non-fluent aphasia. Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair 31 (12), pp. 1053 - 1062 (2017)

Stahl, B.; Mohr, B.; Dreyer, F. R.; Lucchese, G.; Pulvermüller, F.: Communicative-pragmatic assessment is sensitive and time-effective in measuring the outcome of aphasia therapy. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 11, 223 (2017)

Lucchese, G.; Pulvermüller, F.; Stahl, B.; Dreyer, F. R.; Mohr, B.: Therapy-induced neuroplasticity of language in chronic post-stroke aphasia: A mismatch negativity study of (a)grammatical and meaningful/less mini-constructions. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 10, 669 (2017)

Stahl, B.; Mohr, B.; Dreyer, F. R.; Lucchese, G.; Pulvermüller, F.: Using language for social interaction: Communication mechanisms promote recovery from chronic non-fluent aphasia. Cortex 85, pp. 90 - 99 (2016)

Stahl, B.; Van Lancker Sidtis, D.: Tapping into neural resources of communication: Formulaic language in aphasia therapy. Frontiers in Psychology 6, 1526 (2015)

Stahl, B.; Kotz, S. A.: Facing the music: Three issues in current research on singing and aphasia. Frontiers in Psychology 5, 1033 (2014)

Stahl, B.; Henseler, I.; Turner, R.; Geyer, S.; Kotz, S. A.: How to engage the right brain hemisphere in aphasics without even singing: Evidence for two paths of speech recovery. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7, 35 (2013)

Stahl, B.; De Langen-Müller, U.: Gesang in der Sprachtherapie: Theorie und Praxis. Die Sprachheilarbeit 57 (4), pp. 210 - 212 (2012)

Stahl, B.: Singen als Sprachtherapie?: Rhythmus und Liedtext geben den Ton an. Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Jahrbuch 2012 (2012)

Stahl, B.; Kotz, S. A.; Henseler, I.; Turner, R.; Geyer, S.: Rhythm in disguise: Why singing may not hold the key to recovery from aphasia. Brain 134 (10), pp. 3083 - 3093 (2011)

Stahl, B.; Flöel, A.; Amelew, B.; Regenbrecht, F.; Kotz, S. A.: Tapping into neural resources of verbal communication may help overcome difficulties in speech-motor planning after stroke. In Clinical Neurophysiology, 128 (8), p. e51 - e51. Elsevier, Amsterdam (2018)

Stahl, B.; Mohr, B.; Dreyer, F. R.; Lucchese, G.; Pulvermüller, F.: Using language for communication and action makes intensive aphasia therapy more effective: A crossover randomized controlled trial. In Frontiers in Psychology. 54th Academy of Aphasia Conference, Llandudno, United Kingdom, October 16, 2016 - October 18, 2016. Frontiers Research Foundation, Pully, Switzerland (2016)

Stahl, B.: Efficacy of music-based aphasia therapy may depend on rhythmic pacing and conversational speech formulas. In Frontiers in Psychology. 52th Academy of Aphasia Conference, Miami, FL, USA, October 05, 2014 - October 07, 2014. Frontiers Research Foundation, Pully, Switzerland (2014)

Stahl, B.; Kotz, S. A.; Henseler, I.; Turner, R.; Geyer, S.: Rhythmus in Verkleidung: Warum melodische Intonation wohl nicht der Schlüssel zu nicht flüssiger Aphasie ist. In Neurologie und Rehabilitation, 17 (5-6), p. 268 - 268. (2011)

Stahl, B.: Behandlung von Menschen mit Post-Stroke-Depression und Aphasie: Eine randomisiert-kontrollierte Studie. 3. Deutscher Psychotherapie Kongress, Berlin, Germany (2024)

Stahl, B.: Psychotherapie bei Menschen mit Aphasie. Würzburger Aphasietage, Würzburg, Germany (2023)

Kaya, D.; Stahl, B.; Milek, A.; Gehrmann, F.-H.; Lussana, M.; Rizzonelli, M.; Staudt, P.; Kim, J. H.: Exploring the short- and long-term influence of couple therapy on mental health: A waiting-list controlled proof-of-concept trial. Interactive Digital Art & Societal Health, Berlin, Germany (2022)

Sittig, L.; Stahl, B.; Milek, A.; Gehrmann, F.-H.; Lussana, M.; Rizzonelli, M.; Staudt, P.; Kim, J. H.: Impact of childhood trauma on progress in couple therapy: A waiting-list controlled proof-of-concept trial. Interactive Digital Art & Societal Health, Berlin, Germany (2022)