Ask the Expert is a free, interactive webinar putting people with aphasia in touch with experts in aphasia-related fields. This month, join us for a special panel spotlighting the National Aphasia Association’s commitment to advancing aphasia research. This session features three of our 2025 grant recipients—Dr. Amy Vogel-Eyny, Dr. Mara Steinberg Lowe, and S. Arheix-Parras—who will share highlights from their innovative studies focused on post-stroke aphasia, Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA), and accessible therapy techniques. Learn how their work is improving communication outcomes, promoting mental health, and paving the way for future discoveries. We’ll also introduce the new Research section of our website—a growing hub for accessible updates, study opportunities, and collaborations that center the voices of people with aphasia.
Ask the Expert is a free, interactive webinar putting people with aphasia in touch with experts in aphasia-related fields. This month, Join us for a conversation about how social media can support connection, identity, and communication for people with aphasia. In this webinar, two people with aphasia and two speech-language pathologists share their insights, challenges, and top tips for using social media meaningfully and safely.
Ask the Expert is a free, interactive webinar putting people with aphasia in touch with experts in aphasia-related fields. This month, our experts will discuss inclusive aphasia care and fair and respectful treatment. They’ll explore how care providers can better understand and support each person’s unique identity, culture, and experiences—so that treatment is fair, respectful, and effective for everyone.
What: Ask the Expert is a free, interactive webinar putting people with aphasia in touch with experts in aphasia-related fields. This month, our experts will discuss how aphasia affects
