Aphasia Blog

PPA Awareness Day was the start of something GREAT! The NAA hosted the first annual International PPA Awareness Day! The one-hour webinar allowed people with PPA to share their experience through

We’re proud to announce our largest grant cycle ever-$30,000 in funding to support cutting-edge research in aphasia. This year’s grant cycle includes: Two Barbara Martin Aphasia Research Grants, honoring the

Help people with aphasia at hospital discharge People with aphasia and their families often have concerns and complaints about the lack of information they received during their hospital stay and

The National Aphasia Association (NAA) is proud to honor the legacy of Dr. Davetrina Seles Gadson, a remarkable leader in speech-language pathology and health equity. Her groundbreaking work advanced our

“The show was emotional, healing and inspiring. My heart is full seeing my mom’s art. All the other art, poems and performances shed so much light on what it means

Music therapy for aphasia keeps popping up on our site because there are amazing stories out there about people singing through their aphasia. We’ve written about why music therapy works