Aphasia Blog

Building Awareness. Sustaining Impact. https://secure.qgiv.com/event/naapeertopeer/ June is National Aphasia Awareness Month—a time when communities across the country come together to increase understanding, spark conversations, and ensure that people living with

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month, and this year the National Aphasia Association is celebrating in a brand new way. We are so excited to officially launch the NAA Speech

Earlier this month, the National Aphasia Association had the honor of representing the aphasia community during a federal advocacy event on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., held in recognition of

On April 20th, Bob Brosner marked the 12th anniversary of his stroke by sharing something deeply personal: a short video reflecting on his journey living with aphasia and apraxia. According

Can intensive aphasia therapy help people achieve their communication goals months – or even years – after stroke or brain injury? That was the focus of our latest Ask the

The National Aphasia Association is pleased to share information about the Aphasia Therapy Finder (ATF) — a free online tool designed to help clinicians, educators, and students access evidence-based aphasia

When people hear the term AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), they often just think of a speech-generating device or an app that they can use on their phone or iPad. 

The National Aphasia Association is pleased to announce that the 2026–2027 NAA Research Grant application cycle is now open! Learn about the different grants and how to apply below. Applications

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month The National Aphasia Association is excited to announce our theme and initiative for the 2026  Aphasia Awareness month: United for Aphasia Awareness This is

April 8th–10 th 2026 | Three Days of Learning, Connection, and Support In recognition of International Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA) Awareness Week, the National Aphasia Association hosted a special three-day