Connecting, Learning, and Sharing at the 2026 ASHA Convention

The National Aphasia Association (NAA) is excited for the 2026 ASHA Convention, November 19–21, in Indianapolis, Indiana!

We look forward to connecting with colleagues, sharing ideas, and learning about the latest research, clinical practices, and innovative approaches to supporting people living with aphasia.

We are proud of the many presentations featuring NAA staff, Board of Directors, and Professional Advisory Council members. Their work reflects a shared commitment to advancing aphasia research, improving care, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of people with aphasia and their care partners.

We are especially excited about the invited session featuring NAA Executive Director Maura Silverman and Board Member Angie Cauthorn on Saturday, November 21, at 1:30 PM. Their presentation will explore how people with aphasia can lead and build empowering, person-centered community programs.

Explore Presentations from NAA-Affiliated Professionals

We’ve put together a guide highlighting presentations featuring NAA-affiliated professionals, including session dates, times, locations, and presenter information.

Can’t attend ASHA? You can still explore the virtual posters! Virtual posters will be available November 11–30, even if you’re not registered for the convention.

Explore our 2026 ASHA Convention Presentation Guide:

We hope you’ll attend these sessions, support our presenters, and join the conversations that help advance aphasia research and care. It’s a great opportunity to bring this year’s ASHA Convention theme, “Where Vision Meets Action,” to life!

Join Us at the NAA Open House!

Attending ASHA? We’d love to see you!

Stop by the NAA Open House on Thursday evening, November 19, to connect with our team, learn more about the National Aphasia Association, and discover ways to get involved.

Whether you’re already part of the NAA community or are just getting to know us, we look forward to meeting you!

See you in Indianapolis!

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