Aphasia Articles
Embracing Change - Allowing Aphasia to Move You Forward
I have to admit, I never thought that after being given the job title of “Caregiver Liaison” here at The Aphasia Center that I would have to do so much self-reflection as a part of my job descriptionRead more
What do we do now? Anxiety about the future with aphasia
Since so many people have never heard of aphasia, it can be a bewildering and confusing diagnosis to receive.Read more
Overcoming Anxiety in The Initial Days Post-Aphasia
My mind keeps coming back to the countless conversations I have with various aphasia caregivers who are so worried about what the future holds.Read more
Aphasia Communication and the Holidays
The holidays can be a great time to relax, entertain, and catch up with friends and family. It can also be a stressful time–cleaning the house, buying gifts, making meals, and organizing schedulesRead more
Taking Communication For Granted in Families With Aphasia
The holidays can be a great time to relax, entertain, and catch up with friends and family. It can also be a stressful time–cleaning the house, buying gifts, making meals, and organizing schedulesRead more
Encouraging Communication Independence in Aphasia Recovery
Do you remember that moment when you were a kid you finally found your balance on your bike and rode free from training wheels for the first time?Read more
The Worst Thing to Say to a New Caregiver
Caregivers need every ounce of support and help they can get, especially new caregivers who are riddled with anxiety about the unknown.Read more
When Your Caregiver Fuse is Ready to Blow
We have all been there before. You are just trying to get across a simple point and you hit a brick wall.Read more
How far is too far to get help for aphasia?
How far would you travel to get help for a loved one with aphasia?Read more
Treating Fluent Aphasia
“Don't any of you people speak English? This is very simple”. –direct quote from a client with a more severe fluent aphasia.Read more