Created by a Person with Aphasia

This is a short engaging true story of Marina’s stroke, that she survived at age 10. It illustrates how society, schools, and even some therapists stop presuming competence about someone

When Words Don’t Come Easy is a podcast and YouTube channel focused on life after stroke and aphasia. Hosted by Justin Chlowitz with his father Roger, a stroke survivor living

APHASIAatHOME.com is a website and blog offering resources, tools and personal experience for individuals with aphasia and their caregivers. The site provides practical ideas for navigating daily life. The website

Wallet cards for self-advocacy in various community settings and situations (e.g., restaurants, ride shares, pharmacy, friends/family). About the creators of the Situational Wallet Cards: Bryn Lander was living and working

In this podcast, Jonathan Hirons talks about his Aphasia with his lifelong friend, actor Rob Edwards. They discuss: How Jonathan got aphasia What is aphasia? Jonathan’s recovery How this podcast

I share the story of my life-altering stroke and the journey it set me on toward a quieter, more intentional way of living in this heartfelt memoir. Before my hemorrhagic

This documentary is about a devastating condition called Aphasia; but 9 out of 10 people have never heard of the term. Yet, all sufferers have had their lives immeasurably changed.

Welcome to the Superhero Younger Aphasia! Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects speech, reading, writing, listening, and understanding. Aphasia usually happens after a stroke, aneurysm, brain injury, tumor, Alzheimer’s,

I have aphasia and have a stroke. In my channel I use youtube, Youtube Music, and PodBean audio. And I am an NAA ambassador. “Aphasia Phil” refers to Phillip Oxendine,

Authors: Rebecca Lawton & Dawn Rosewitz (2023) Summary: This memoir tells the story of Rebecca Lawton, a multiple-stroke survivor with aphasia, and her journey of recovery and love. The narrative