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Aphasia Readers Our Aphasia Readers books were designed as a supplementary recovery tool for adults with aphasia. So hang tight!

This is our first book, but we plan to release two more very soon to give our readers a variety of topics and levels of practice. We're working very hard to get these books to you as we know it's a much-needed tool.

10/20/2026

While it’s currently Invisible Disabilities Week, we should continue talking about hidden disabilities long after this week is over. Full story in comments.

Writing is such a vital part of the aphasia recovery process. It's one of the reasons why we included photos at the end ...
10/20/2026

Writing is such a vital part of the aphasia recovery process. It's one of the reasons why we included photos at the end of each session in the book, so our readers could practice their writing skills. So, in the spirit of today being , what do you love to write about? ✒️

We love meeting friends, don't you?! For those with aphasia, it can feel a little overwhelming when trying to find the w...
10/19/2026

We love meeting friends, don't you?! For those with aphasia, it can feel a little overwhelming when trying to find the words to say when meeting someone new. For this reason, head on over to our website to check out our conversation starters to brush up on your practice! https://loom.ly/1k1kdKY

Caring for a loved one during their rehabilitation journey is a profound act of love and dedication, but it can also be ...
10/15/2026

Caring for a loved one during their rehabilitation journey is a profound act of love and dedication, but it can also be overwhelming. Balancing medical appointments, therapy sessions, medication schedules, and personal care routines requires effective organization.

In our latest blog post, we discuss practical tips to help you stay organized while supporting your loved one’s rehabilitation process.👉 https://loom.ly/Q1gbgMo

Today, try to find joy in the opportunities that come your way. ✨ How do you stay positive during challenging times?
10/13/2026

Today, try to find joy in the opportunities that come your way. ✨ How do you stay positive during challenging times?

Bring a little spooky fun to your speech practice this month with our FREE Halloween Practice Phrases! Head on over to o...
10/08/2026

Bring a little spooky fun to your speech practice this month with our FREE Halloween Practice Phrases! Head on over to our website to download and print yours today! 👻 https://loom.ly/1k1kdKY.

Living with aphasia after a stroke can make everyday moments feel harder than they should be but the right tools can hel...
10/07/2026

Living with aphasia after a stroke can make everyday moments feel harder than they should be but the right tools can help bring back connection, confidence, and even joy. 💙

We’ve put together a guide to some of the most helpful Amazon finds for people with aphasia, from communication boards and large-print books to smart speakers and calming activities.

These simple resources can:
✨ Make conversations easier
✨ Support therapy at home
✨ Reduce daily frustrations
✨ Bring back favorite hobbies

Read the full guide here 👉 https://loom.ly/sipS_bE
Because sometimes, the smallest tool makes the biggest difference.

10/06/2026

🧠 Research Opportunity: The STARS Study

Researchers at the University of South Carolina are studying whether transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) combined with speech therapy may help improve language recovery for people with aphasia following a stroke.

The STARS Study (Superiority Trial of Aphasia-Focused Rehabilitation with tDCS Stimulation) includes screening, an MRI, language and naming assessments, and—if eligible—15 speech therapy sessions over 3 weeks with either real or placebo brain stimulation. Follow-up assessments are also completed after treatment.

Participants may receive up to $400 in compensation for their participation.

Interested in learning more or finding out if you may be eligible? Contact:
📞 Allison Hale: 803-777-2693
📧 [email protected]

Please feel free to share this post with anyone who may be interested in participating! ❤️

💙 Caring for someone with aphasia after a stroke is an act of love, but it can also feel overwhelming. Too often, caregi...
10/06/2026

💙 Caring for someone with aphasia after a stroke is an act of love, but it can also feel overwhelming. Too often, caregivers forget the most important piece of the puzzle: their own well-being.

Our newest blog, “A Caregiver’s Self-Care Guide,” is filled with gentle reminders, practical tips, and helpful resources (yes, even some Amazon favorites!) to help you:
✨ Find daily moments of peace
✨ Nourish your body & soul
✨ Protect your rest
✨ Reclaim small joys that belong just to you

Because taking care of yourself is not selfish. It’s the best way to keep showing up with love and strength. 💙
👉 Read the full guide here: https://loom.ly/4em-MZY

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