Aphasia Recovery Connection

The Aphasia Recovery Connection (ARC) is a nonprofit organization supporting people with aphasia and their families. Their main mission is to create connections between people affected by acquired aphasia from strokes or brain injuries and provide resources for optimizing recovery and living life with aphasia. ARC organizes in-person and virtual groups, coffee chats, educational programs, webinars,  and in-person social events that help people with aphasia practice their communication skills in a supportive environment. ARC also works to raise awareness about aphasia and advocates for better understanding of the condition in healthcare settings and the general public.

Services Offered

Virtual Programming (Virtual)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about our impactful Zoom offerings from coffee chats, care partner groups, and more! (free) Get connected! Come learn, share, and connect with ARC!

Care Partner Training (Virtual)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about our popular monthly care partner training led by a speech and language pathologist. (free)

Aphasia Cruise (In Person)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about the annual aphasia cruise. We have a large team of speech therapists and graduate students. Space is limited for this annual conference at sea. Conference fee applies in addition to the cost of the cruise.

Thrive Aphasia Webinar Series (Virtual)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about this 3-part webinar series led by Dr. Jackie Hinckley, a world-renowned aphasia expert.

7 Habits Care Partner Webinar (Virtual)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about our webinar series in collaboration of with Dr. Linda Worrall and other for this impactful training webinar to help improve communication at home. This program is designed for Care Partners Only. ($)

Learn & Connect Webinars (Virtual)

Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about our Learn and Connect webinars on a variety of topics to support the aphasia journey. Led by Speech and Language Pathologists.

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